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PARLIAMENTARY COMPANION.

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PARLIAMENTARY

COMPANION,

TWENTIETH YEAR,

SECOND EDITION,

NEW PARLIAMENT,

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PREFACE.

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Szwcx thi^ Annual was first undertaken, nineteen years have

passed away, seven administrations have been summoned to

the councils of the Sovereign, six parliaments have been

elected, and five have been dissolved. Within this period imi-

A tators and plagiarists without number have too often sought

k to intercept the just rewards of an original design, and to

^ sustain a precarious existence by borrowing almost every

feature of typography, language, and decoration. But the turn

|\ of mind which dictated spoliation was naturally incapable of

^ impartiality; and those who appropriated without hesitation

^ the outward features of a successful plan contributed at least

y^ one item to their compilations— the taint of political bias. It is

Q not surprising therefore that this volume, which, during every

ministerial vicissitude since the passing of the Reform Bill,

has aimed at avoiding party tendencies, should hare succeeded

in acquiring public support; and that it should once more

appeal to a Just and generous body of readers with the con-

IQ fidence of an enlarged experience and the sanguine energy of

04 a renewed life.

0) To describe in any preface or introduction the kind of in-
•^ formation which may be found in these pages is now fortunately
• a needless task; every reader who is not already well acquainted
C£) with its purposes and characteristics may be safely referred to
Csj the Table of Contents for the shortest exposition of its objects
* , and the strongest evidence of its utility.

^ CHAS. R. DOD.

*^ 5, FoxUy Road,

North Brixton, Lendwu

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CONTENTS.

PART I.— THE H0U8B OF LORDS.

PAGE
PKBVACB 6

Members of the Houe of Lordi,
their ages, marriages, resi-
dences, offices, church pa-

PAOB

tronage, political principles,

8te 8

Peers who are minors .... 70

PART II.— EXPLANATION OF PARLIAMENTARY TERMS AMD

PROCEEDINGS.

A^Joarnment 71 j House of Lords 79

Amendment ib. Intermption of the sittings of

Parliament ib.

Lord Chancellor ...... 81

Minister (Prime) ib.

Ministry ib.

Avoidance of a decision . . . . ib.

Bills (Prirate) ib.

(Pnblic) ib.

Budget 73

Cabinet ib.JMoney BiU . . . .

Chairman of Committees . . . 74 Newspaper Reporting

Chiltern Hundreds 76 Office (Acceptance of)

ib.
ib.
88

Order . ib.

* • • 14

Clerk of the House of Com-
mons ib.'Orderin the Lords

Committals ib.'originaUng BUU 85

Committees 76 Other orders (Passing to the) . . ib.

Conference ib. Parliament ib*

Crown 77 Peers of Parliament ib

Dissolution ib.

Estate of Parliament ib.

■"•"jcutiTe ib.

nee . • 78

Petitions 86

Previous Question . ...» 87

PriTilegesofPariiament . . . ib.

Prorogation 88

tit CoauBons

ib.QBeitioa ib.

CONTENTS.

TAQM

Royal Attent ..•••.. 88

Se^ctnt at Amu 89

8«aBioD ...» ib.

Six months (this day) .... 90
Speaker in Commons (daties of), ib.
Speaker in Commons (pririleges) 91

Speaker of the House of Lords . 91
Strangvrs (Admission of) . . . 93
Supply (Committee of) . . . ib.
Three months (this day) . . . .ib.

Vacating seats ib.

Ways and Means iConimittee of) ib«

PART III.— HOUSE OF COMMONS, LOCAL ARRANGEMENT.

f Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Uai-
I rersities, and Cinque Ports,

returning Members to Parlia-
ment, with u Statement of the

numbers polled at the last con-
tested Elections, the Popula-
timi, 10/. Houses, Registered
▼oten,ftA.

PART IV.— HOUSE OF COMMONS, PERSONAL
ARRANGEMENT.

Members of the House of Com-
mons, their parentage, ages»
marriages, profiessions, offices,
church patronage, political
principles and pledges, dobs to

which they belong, their resi-
dences, family connexions, &c. US

Cabinet Ministers, and Officers of
State, &c. not of the Cabinet . 998

Principal Clob-houset .... 294

PART I.

MEMBERS

OF THE

HOUSE OF LORDS,

THEIR

AGES, MARRIAGES, RESIDENCES, OFFICES, POLITICAL
PRINCIPLES, CHURCH PATRONAGE, ftc.

Those marked * have supported Lord John Rassell's late gOTemmeat,
and thus f have opposed the measures of that administration, (h.e.) at the
end of the aeconnt of any Noble Lord, signifies that he had been a Mem-
ber of th,e Ro.use of Commons, and ceased to be so in the year stated
immediately after those letters.

dbbrtviaUons.—V. C. signifies Privy Ooancillor, Sco. Rep. Scotch Repre-
aentative Peer, Ir. Rep. Irish Representative Peer, 8nd tit. second
title, that nsnally borne by the eldest son of the Peer, b. born, m. mar-
ried, d. daughter, Bp. Bishop, Br. Brother, cr. created.

%* When a noUeLord or hononxable Member is described as the patron of
one or more "livings," it is to be considered that every species of
patronage which he may possess in the United Chuich of Aigiand and
Ireland is comprised under that term.

f Abbrcorn (2nd Marq. of), James Hamilton, K.G.
P.C. : cr. 1790.

B. 1811, m. d. of 6th Dolce of Bedford. Snd tit. Visct. Hamilton.
Appointed Groom of the Stole to Prince Albert, 1846. Lord-Lieut, of
the CO of Donegal. Is patron of 2 livings. Chesterfieid-house, South
Audlty-atreet ; Carlton t Duddinff stone-house, eo. Edimbufj^i
Barons" Court, eo. Tyrone; Bentley Priory, Middlesex,

f Aberdeen (4th Earl of), George Hamilton Gordon,
K.T , P.C, F.R.S.; cr. 1682.

B. 1784, m. first, d. of Ist Marq. of Aberoorn ; Sdly, d. (tf the Hon. Yohn
Douglas. Sits as Visct. Gordon. 2nd tit. Lord Haddo. (1st Peer a judge.)
Was Secretary of State, first for Foreign Al&iirs, in the Wellington
Ministry, and for the Colonies in 18344S. Again appointed Foreign Se-
oretary la Sept. 1841; resigned, July, 1846. Is President of the BritUh
Institution, Chancellor of King's College, Aberdeen, Ranger of Green,
wloh Park, and Lord-Lieut, of AberdeenshlK. 7, Argyll-st.; Carlton t
'^anffer's House, Btaekheatht Haddo House, Aberdeensh.

HOUSE OF PEBBft.

fABEROAVENNT (4th Earl of), Rev. William Nevill;
cr. 1784.

B. 1703, m. d. of di« late Balph Leeke, caq., of Longford Hall, Salop.
2nd tit. Visct. NerlB. Formerly Rector of Birlinir, Kent, and Vicar of
Fhmt, SoMex] patronof]91iTiiiffs. bS, P«rtlaad-pl. { EHdff* Ca$tle,
Kent,

fABiNODON (5th Earl of), Montagu Bertie, D.C.L. ; cr.
1682.

B. 1784, m. lit, d. at the Hod. Gea. Gage i Sadly, d. of Lord Mnk
Kerr. 2nd tit. Lord Norreys. Lord-Lient. and Gustos Bot. of Berks;
High Steward of Abingdon. Is patron of 4 livings. Carlton; fVytham
Abbey, Bert*.

fABiNGER (2nd Bar.), Robt. Campbell Scarlett; cr.l835.

B. 1794, m. d. of Geo. Smith, esq., late Chief Jostice at the Haoritins.
(1st Feer a Judge.) Is a barrister (h. c. 1 844, as Mr. Scarlett). 18, Arling,
Um-»t.t Carlton I Abinger Hall, Surrey i Inverloeky, Invemeee-eM.

f AiLESBURT (1st Marq. of), Charles Bruce Brudenell-

Bruce, K.T. ; cr. 1821.

B. 1778, m. first, d. of 1st Lord Berwick; SdIy,d.oftheHon.Chas.
TaUemache. 2nd tit. Earl Bruce. Ranger of Saver nake Forest. Is patron
of 9 livings. Al^Groevenor-sq.; Carlton i Tottenham Park, fViltsf
Jerveau* Abbey, Yortsh.; Bast Steen, Surrey.

fAiLSA (2nd Marq. of), Archibald Kennedy; cr. 1831.
B. 1816, m. d. of the late Sir Richard M. Jephson. Was formerly lienf.
17th dragoons. A Dep.-Lieut. of Ayrshire. 2nd tit. Earl of Cassiliis.
T%e Ceutle itT CeueilUa andCulxean Caetle, Ayreh.; Dun House,
Forfarsh. ; St. MargareCe, Middlesex.

AiRLiB AMD LiNTRATHEN (7th Earl of, Sco. Rep.),
David Graham Drummond Ogiivy; cr. 1639.
B. 1828 ; m. d. of 2nd Lord Stanley of Alderley. Is a Dep.-Lieut. of
Forfarshire. Airlie Castle, Co^lachy Castle, and Auehterhouse,
Forfarsh.; Clunie Castle and Keltie Castle, Pertksh.

*Albemarle (6th Earl of), George Thomas Keppel,
cr. 1696.

B. 1799 ; m. d. of Sir Ciontts Trotter, Bait. A Ool. in the army. Has
been a groom in waiting to the Qoeea. 2nd tit. Visct. Bury. (Ist Peer
a distinguished adherent of William III.) Is pstron of 9 Uvings. 11,
Grosvenor-sq.i Quidenham Hall, Notfolk.

10 H0U8B OP FBER8.

f Alvanley (3rd Bar.)3ichard Pepper Arden ; cr. 1801 .
B. 1793; m. 1831 youngest d. of Irt Duke of CleTeUnd. Hat beea a
Lieat.-Col. in the Anny, bat retired. Is patron of 2 liTings. (Ist
Peer a Jndge.) 17, Bruton-tt. ; Ptpptr HeM, CaUeriekf Yorkth.

f Amherst (Ist Earl), William Pitt Amherst, P.C,
G.C.H., D.C.L.; cr. 1826.

B.1778,in. Ist, d. of Lord Archer, and relict of 5th Earl of Plymouth ;
2ndly, d. of 2nd Dake of Dorset, and relict of 6th Earl of Plymouth. 2nd
tit. Yisct. Holmesdale. (1st Peer a diatingoished military commander.)
Has been one of the Canada Commissioners. Has been a Lord of the
King's Bedchamber and Ambassador to China, also Governor-General of
India. Enjoys a pension of ^^000 per ann. 66, Groavenor-st, ,*
Knole Part, and Montreal, Kent.

^Anglesey (1st Marq. of), Henry William Paget, K.6.y
G.C.B.,G.C.H., P.C; cr. 1816.

B. 1768, ffl. 1st, d. of the 4th Earl of Jersey, divorced, who has sineebeea
mar to the 6th Duke of Argyll ; 2ndly, d. of the 1st Earl of Cadogan, vhoao
previous marriage with Lord Cowley had been dissolved; 2nd tit. Burl
of Uxtoidge. A distinguishedmilitaiy commander, has been twice Lord-
Lieut, of Ireland, Master-General of the Ordnance, &e. Is Lord-Lieut,
and Costos Kot. of Anglesey, Constable of Carnarvon Castle, and Capt.
of Cowes Castle, Col. of Horse Guards, Blue, a Field Mar^al in the
Army, Banger of Snowdon Forest. Patron of 6 livings. 1, Old Bur-
Ungton-at. ; Pldanewyddf Angle aey ; Beaudeaertf Staffordah.

Argyll (8th Duke of), George John Douglas Camp-
bell ;cr. 1701.

B. 1 823, m. d. of 2nd Duke of Sutherland. Sits as Baron Sundrldge and
Hamilton. 2nd tit. Marq. of Lorn. Heritable Master of the Household
in Scotland, Hereditary Sheriff of Argyllsh. Elected Cbanoellor of
the University of St. Andrews, 1851. 2, Hamilton-pi.; Inverary,
Argyllah.; Roaeneath, Dumbartonsh.

f Armagh (Archbp.of), Lord John Beresford, D.D., P.C.
S. of the 1st Marq. of Waterford, b. 1773. Formerly of Christ Church,
Oxon. Is Primate of all Ireland ; Prelate of the Order of St. Patiicdc ;
Lord High Almcmer of Ireland. Elected Chancellor of the University of
Dublin, 1861. Consecrated Bp. of Cork in 1806 ; translated to Raphoe ia
1807, to Clogher in 1819, to Dublin in 1820, and to Armagh in 1822, to
which last diocese Clogher was united in 1860. Is patron of 66 liviags.
Annual value of the see, £14,494. 80, Charlea-at , St. Jamts*M ;
Palace, Armagh.

•Arundell of W ardour (1 1th Bar.), Henry Benedict
Arundell; cr. 1606.
B. 1787; m. Ist, d. of H.P. 8mythe> esq. j «ndly, d. of Sir H. TIch-

HOUSE OP FEEB8. 11

borne, Bart. ; Srdly* d. of 17tb Lord Stonrton. (1st Peer a distingvished
■lilitairy commaBder.) Is patron of 1 living. JVardowr Cattle, fViUa;
bnheunHail, Lincoluth.

fAsHBURNHAM (4th Earl of), Bertram Ashburnham ; cr.
1730.

B. 1707, m.d. of George Baillie, esq. Snd tit. Visct. St. Asaph. Is
patron of 12 livings. 80, Upper Grosvenor-st. ; Carlton; Ashburn-
ham Place, Sussex.

f AsHBURTON (2nd Bar.), William Bingham Baring,
P.C. ; cr. 1835.
I B. 1799 ; m. d. of 6th Barl of Sandwich. Has been Paymaster General
of the Forces, and Secretary to the Board of Contronl. (Ist Peer a mer-
chant and Ambassador to America.) Is patron of 7 livings, (h. c. 1848,
as Hon. William Bingham Baring.) 88, Pieeadilly; Carlton;
Jtiseneeumx T%e Orange, Hants; Shoreham, Kent.

fATHOLi. (6th Duke of), George Augustus Frederic

John Murray ; cr. 1703.

B. 1814. M. d. of Henry Home Dmmmond, esq. Has been a Lord
in Waitintr to the Qneen. Is grand master of the Preemasons in Soot-
lud. Sitn as Barl Strange. 2ndtit.Marq. ofTnllibardine. Hereditary
SberifT of Perthsh. The Dachess is Mbtress of the Robes to the Qaecn.
Carlton ; Blair Atholl House, Perthsh.

•Adckl AND (3rd Bar.), Robert John Eden, D.D.; cr. 1789.

B.1799; m. d. (tf Edward Hurt, esq., of Alderwasley, Derbysh. Is

Bishop of Sodor and Man. Pormerly Vicar of Battersea. Has been

Chaplain to the Queen. 40, St. James's pi. ; Eden Lodge, Kensing-

ten; Bden Farm, KerUi Bishop's Court, Isle of Man.

♦Audley (20th Bar.), George-Edward Thicknesse-

Touchet; cr. 1297-

B. 1817. Sandridge Park, fViltsh.

fATLESFORD (5ch Earl of), Heueage Finch, F.S.A. ; cr.

f 1714.

B.1786, m. d. of 2nd Earl of Warwick (dead). 2ndtit. Lord Guernsey .
^ (Ist Peer a Judge.) Has been Capt. of the Yeomen of the Guard, and Lord
Steward of the Household. Is patron of 8 livings. Packington Hall,
fVaripietsh. ; Aylesford, Kent.

I (Bagot (2nd Bar.), Wm. Bagot, F.S.A., F.L.S., F.H.S. ;
cr. 1780.
B. 1778, m.l«t, d. of Ist Lord Southampton :Sndly,d. oftheSrdEarl

12 HOUSE OF PEBR8.

of Dartmouth, dead. Is patron of 8 Urings. 82* Batcn-»q. t C€WlUnt
BUthfiekl Houte, Staffordsh, ; Pool Park, Dtibighsh, J

f Bandon (2nd Earl of, Ir. Rep.), Jamei Bernard, i

D.C.L. ; cr. 1793. •

B. 1786, m. d. of the Arehbp. (Brodrlck) of Cashel. 8nd tit.,Tisct. .
Bernard. Lord-Lieut, of the co. of Cork. ^, Lmondes-aq. t Carlion t
Castlt- Bernard, co. Cork.

f Bangor (Bp. of), Christopher Bethell, D.D. |

2nd 0. of Rev. R. Bethell; onmanled: conaecrated Bp. of Gloucester ,
1824 ; translated 1830. Formerly Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. ,
Is patron of 94 liTings. Annual value of see, £4000. Bangor Pa-
iaee, Camarvonah.

Bateman (2nd Bar.), William Bateman Bateman-
Hanbury; cr. 1837.

B. 1826 : graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge. A deputy-Uent.
of Hereford. The family is descended from the Hanburys of Kel.
marsh, a younger branch of the Hanburys of Worrestersh. 19, i5o«#A
Audley-tt.; Shobden Court, Her^fordsh.; KelnMrth^ Norihamp-
tonsh.

Bath (4th Marq. of), John Alexander Thynne ; cr. 1789.
B. 1831. Is patron of 10 livings. LongleatSt fViU*,

fBATH AND Wells (Bp. of), Hon. Richard Bagot, D.D.
8. of 1st Lord Bagot, b. 1782 ; m. d. of 4th Earl of Jersey. Consecrated
Bp. of Oxford, 1829; translated 1845. Visitor of Wadham College, Ox-
ford. Formerly Felt of All Souls* College. Is patron of 80 livings.
Annual value of see, jf 6000. Palace, fVelh.

f Bathurst (4th Earl), Henry George Bathurst, D.C.L. ;
cr. 1772.

B. 1790. 2nd tit. Lord Apsley. Is patron of 2 livings, (h. c 1884 as
Lord Apsley. ) Has been a member of the Board of Contionl. 4, fVitionk
Creaeent; Carltont Oakley Grove,Gloueeaterah. ; LangwithLodgm,
Notta.

fBAYNlNG (3rd Bar.), Rev. Hen. Wm.Powlett; cr.l797.

B. 1797, m. d. of the late Wm. Henry Fellowes, esq. Assumed the nam«

Powlett in place of the family name of Tovrnsheud. Has been Rector of

Broome. Is Rural Dean of Norwich, lb, Lowar Berkeley-at. t C^ntf-

veraity ; Carlton ; Broome Rectory, Bye, Stifolk.

fBEAUCHAMP (3rd Earl), John Reginald Pyndar ; cr*
1815.
B. 1784 ; n. Ut, d. of the Ist Earl of Clonmel t Sadly, widow of J

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HOU8KOPPBER8. 13

.Itany. esq., and d. of the BaroneM Braye and Hearj Otway, eiq. Sad
tit. Yisct. Elmley. Lygon haa been the fkmily name, bat the preaeat
Earl aaanmea the sorname of Pyndar only. la patron of 4 livings. 87,
Portman-*q,; CarUon; Madretjleld Court, fVoretsUrsh.

fBEAUFORT (7th Duke of), Henry Somerset, K.G.; cr.
1682.

B. 179S, m. 1st, d. of the Hon. Henry Pitsroy , 2oiSi.j, d. of Cha. C. Smith,
eaq. 2nd tit. Marq. of Worcester, (h. c. 1886 as Marq. of Woroester.)
The celebrated Blarqness of Worcester, an ancestor of the dnke, tras
eipowered by Charles II. to create peerages himself; bat on the denaand
flf the Hoaae of Iiords, snrrendered the pateat. Is patron of 29 Uvings.
29, ArUngtan-*t.; Carlton; Badminton and Slot* Gifford, Glou-
cestershire; Troy Hoitse, Monmouthsh.

*Beaumont (8ih Bar.), Miles Thos. Stapleton, cr. 1307*

B. 1808. m. d. of 8rd Baron Kilmaine. This peerage was called out of
abeyance in 1840. 18, Curgon-st.i Carlelon-hall, Yorkshire.

^Bedford (7th Duke of), Francis Russell, P.O., K.G. ;

cr.l694.

B. 1788, m. d. of 8rd Earl of Harrington, (h. c. 1832, as Marq. of Ta.
Tistock.) The Docbess was a lady of the Bedchamber to the Queen. 2nd tit.
Marq. of Tavistock. Is patron of 27 livings. 6, Belgrave-sq.; Reform
CJmbi fVobum Abbey t OaJkley^ Sector dsh, i Endsleiffh, Devon.

*fiELHAVEN AND SxENTON (8th Bar.), Robert Mont-
gomery Hamilton; cr. 1647.

B. 1708, m. d. of Waiter Campbell, esq. Was High Commissioner to
tke General Assembly of the Church of Scotland for many years. Sits as
Baron Hamilton. Is Vice-Lieut, of Lanark. Lleat.-Col. of the Lanark
IGlitia. tiO, Albemarle St.; fVishaw, Lemartsh.

fBERRSFORD (Ist Visct), Wm. Carr Beresford, G. C. B.,
D.C.L., P.C. ; cr. 1823.

B. 1770, m. d. of 1st Lord Decies and reliot of Thos. Hope, esq., of
Deqtdene (dead). (Peerage conferred for military sertrices.) A Oen. in
the Army, Col. of 16th Foot, Governor of Jersey, a Field Marshal in the
PHtnguese Army. Has been Blaster-Gen. of the Ordnance. Enjoys
a pension of £2000 a year. 16, Cavendish-sq.; Carlton; Beres-
ford Hall, Stafford; Bedgebury Park, Kent.

Berners (6th Bar.), Henry Wilson; cr. 1456.

B. 1797, m. d. of Col. George Cramp. Is a deputy-lient. of Leices-
tcnh. 14* St» James*'pl.t Koythorpe HaU, Leicestershire.

16 HOUSE OF PEERS.

8rdl7,d.oftlieEariofMoiuit-Edg«ciuabe. 8ndtit.yiflet.A]ford. (Peer-
age conferred for official serTices.) Lord Lieat. Costos Rot. and Fioe-
Admiml of Liucolnsh., C!oI. of the Sooth Lincoln militia, and Recoiderof
Boston. Is patron of 11 livings. 12, Belgrave-tq.; Carlton i Balton
House, Lineolnsh,

*Bruce (Bar.) George Wm. Fred. BrudencU-Bruce ; cr.
1746.

Eld. 8. of the Harq. of Ailesbnry, and therefore by conrte<y<«E'*
Broce. B. 1804, m. d. of the 11th Earl of Pembroke. Is a Dep. Lient. ^
Wilts. When this Peer was called to the Upper Honse in 1838, no
new Peerage was created, and he takes precedence as of the year 1740,
the date of his father's barony, (h. c 1838, as Lord Brace.) 78, Pali
Mail; Savtmake Lodget fViltt.

fBuccLEUCu AND QuEENSBERRY (5th Dukeof ), Waltei
Francis Montagu Douglas Scott, K.G., P.O. ; cr. 1663.
B. 1806, m. d. of 2nd Marq. of Bath. Sits as Earl of Doncaster. 2nd tit.
Earl of Dalkeith. Has been Lord President of the Council, and Lord
Privy Seal. Lord-Lieut, of Edinburgh, and of Roxburghshire} CaptJ
Gen. of the Queen's body guard in Scotland, and Col. of Edinburgh
Militia. Is patron of 11 livings. The Duchess has been Mistress
of the Robes to the Queen. Montagu House, fVhilehall Ganitns /
Carlton; Boughton House, Northamptonsh.; Richmond, Surrey;
Dalkeith House, Edinburgh ; Drumlanrig Castle, DumJHes'Sh, ,*
Langholm Lodge, Dumfries-sh.; Bowhill, Selkirk.

I Buckingham and Chandos (2nd Duke of), Richard
Plantagenet Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos Gren-
ville, K.G., P.C. ; cr. 1822.

B. 1797, m. d. of 1st Marq. of Breadalbane (who obtained a divoroe
1860). 2nd tit. Marq. of Chandos. Has been Lord Privy Seal. Is
patron of 13 livings, (h. c. 1889 as Marq. of Chandos.) 6, Pnimn-st.,
Grosvenorpl.t Carlton,

Buckinghamshire (6th Earl of), Rev. Augustus
Edward Hobart; cr. 1746.

B. 1793, m. 1st d. of the late John Wi liams, esq. (dead) ; 2ndly,eld. d.
of Rev. Oodftey Egremont. 2nd tit. Lord Hobart. Is patron of 8
livings. 41, Dorset-st,: Hampdmi House, Bucks.

•Burlington (2nd Earl of), Wm. Cavendish, F.R.S.,
D.C.L.; cr.l831.

B.l808,m. d.of the^ethEarlof Carlisle,d«ad. 2ndUt. LordCavendif h.
Chancellor of the University of London. Patron of 14 livings, (h. o.
'^834 as Lord CftTCndisb, previously as Mr* Cavendish.) Som4r$oi

HOUflB OP EBEKS. 17

Hiatut; LaUmtrs, Bueit; Cemptot^nfl.t Su$**Mt Hotkar Houat,
Cumberland.

*Btron (7th Bar.)) George Anson Byron; cr. 1643.
B. 1789, m. d. of Sachererel Cbandos Pole, esq. Rear>«dmiTal of
tbe blue. Lord in waiting to the Queen. 81, Setton-pl.t Park Hall,
ChetUrJUia,

'Cadogan (3rd Earl), George Cadogan, B.C. ; cr. 1800.

'"- A. 1788. m. d. of Joseph Blake, esq. (dead). Snd tit. Viict. Chelsea. (1st

"'l«(>er a distinguished military commander.) Is a Yioe-Admiral of the

Blue: patron of 2 livings. 89, Chesham-pl.; Santort'DoumMam,

fCALEDON (3rd Earl of, Jr. Rep.), James Duprd Alexan-
der, cr. 1800.

B. 181S. m. d. of 1st Earl of Yerulam. Formerly Capt. in the Cold-
stream Guards. (h.,c. 1889, as Lord Alexander.) 2nd title Lord Alex-
ander. CatiU Caledon, eo. Tyrone,

Calthorpe (4th Bar.), Frederic Gough ; cr. 1796.

B. 1790 i m. d. of 6th Duke of Beaufort. Assumed the name of Oongb
only 1845. Has been a Commissioner of Lunacy. Is a Dep-Lleut of Staf-
Ibrdsh., and has been High Sheriff of the same co. Is patron of 6 livings.
Ectgbaston House, fVarxoiekeh. ; Antpton, S%tffoUki Elvatham,
Hante,

Cambridge (2nd Duke of), H.R.H. Prince George
William Frederick Charles, K.G., K.P., G.C.M.G.,
G.C.H.; cr. 1801.
First cjusin to the Queen. B. 1819. A M»^-Oen. in the Army, Col.

of the 17th Light Dragoons. Appointed Inspector of Cavaby I8fi3.~

St, J'nunee' Palace.

f Camden (2nd Marq. of), George Chas. Pratt, K.G. ; cr.

1F42.

B. 1799, m. d. of Bp. (Murray) of Bochester. Snd tit. Earl of Brecknock
(Ut Peer a Judge.) Dep. Lieut, of Kent. (h. c. 1884 as Earl of Breck-
nock.) Is patron of 2 livings. The Marchioness was for some time a
Lady of the Bedchamber. 19, Belgraveeq.; Carltoni PVildemeae
Park, Kent; Brecknock Priory, South fVales; Bayham Abbey,
Sutemx.

*Camoys (3rd Bar.), Thomas Stonor; cr. 1383.

B. 1707, m. d. of p. E. Townley, esq. This Peerage, in abeyance since
the reJgm of Henry VI., was not called out till 1889. Has been a

18 MOUSE OP PEERS.

Lord in Waiting to the Queen, (b* «• 1S3S ai Mr. Stonor.) 91, A^-
marU'tt. ; StonoTf O^ordsh.

^Campbell (1st Bar.), John Campbell, P.C.; cr. 1841.

8. of Rer. Dr. Campbell, b. 1779, m. Baroness Stratheden, d. of 1st
Baron Abinger. Has been Attomey-Oeneral in England, Lord Cban-
cellor of Ireland, and Chancellor of the Dnchy of Lancaster. Appointed
Chief Justice of the Qneen's Bench 1860 ; salary ^£8000. (h. c. 1841, as
Sir J. Campbell.) South-pl., KttighUbridgt ; Ashttead, Surrey;
Hartrigge Hovtt, Roxburghsh,

*Camperdown (1st Earl of), Robert Dundas Duncan-
Haldane, K.T. ; cr. 1831.

B. 1786, m. d. of Sir Hew Dalrymple Hamilton, bt. A Dep.-Lieut. of
Perthsh. 2nd tit. Visct. Duncan. (Ist Peer was the celebrated Admiral
Duncan.) 1, fVilton-terr. s 101, Sydney.pl.f Bathi Camperdown
House t Forfar sh.f Gleneagleet Perthsh.

i'CANNiNa (1st Visct.) Charles John Canning, P.C. ; cr.
1828.

Only surriTing son of the Rt. Hon. Geo. Canning and Viscountess
' Canning. B. 1801, m. d.of 1st Lord Stuart de Rothesay. Was Under-
Secretary for Foreign Affairs from 1841 to 184H ; and for a short time
Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests, in 1846. (h. e. 1887 as Mr.
Canning.) The Viscountess is a Lady of the Bedchamber. 10, Gro«-
venor-sq,

f CANTERBURY(Archbp. of), John Bird Sumner,D.D., P.C.
S. of Rev. R. Sumner, and br. to the Bp. of Winchester; b. 1780 1 m.
d. of Capt. Robertson, R.N. (dead). Consecrated Bp. of Chester 18S8 1
translated to the Primacy 1848. Formerly fellow of King's Coll. Cam-
bridge. Is Primate of all England. Is patron of 149 livings. Annual
Talue of see ;C1 6,000. Lambeth Palace; jiddington Park, Surrey,

f Canterbury (2nd Visct.), Chas. John Manners-Siitton ;
cr. 1836.

B.1813. The first Peer was Speaker of the House of Commons, and
received a pension of ^£4000 a year. 4, Bolton Row; Carlton.

f Cardigan (7th Earl of), Jas. Thos. Brudenell ; cr.l661.

B. 1797, m. d. of Admiral ToUemache, whose previous marriage with
Major Johnston was dissolved. 2nd tit. Lord Brudenell. A Col. iu tho
Army, and Lieut.,-CoI. 11th Hussars. Is patron of 6 livings, (h. c. 1887
as Lord Brudenell.) 86, Portman-sq.{ Dean Park, Noflhamptoneh. ,•
Twickenham, Middlesex,

HOUSE 0# P£Ea8. 19

*Carew (1st Bar.), Robert Shapland Carew, K.P.; cr.
1834.

B. 1787, m. d. of Major CUfk. Lord-Lieut, of Wexford. Patron of
1 IlTing. (h.c. 1884 as Mr. Carew.) 28» Befgrave-sq.: CtutUborottgh,
co.fVejtfmrdt fVoodttounitco. fVcUetford,

^Carlisle (7th Earl of), George William Frederick
Howard, P.C.; cr. 1661.

B. 1802. Graduated at Christ Church, Ozon. Is author of the " Last
of the Greeks." Has been Chief Secretary for Ireland^ Chief Commis*
sioner of Woods and Forests, Chancellor of the Dnchy of Lancaster.
Is one of the Council of the Duchy of Cornwall; and ranger ot Dean
Forest. 2nd tit. Yisct. Morpeth. Is patron of 8 livings. Lord Lieut,
of the East Riding of Torksh. (h. c 1848, as Yisct. Morpeth.) IS,
Grosvenor-pl.;\ Castle Howard, Yor/bsh. ,* Naworth Cattle, Cwiu
berland.

fCARLiSLE (Bp. of), Hon. Hugh Percy, D.D.

S. of Ist Earl <rf Beverley, b. 1784, m. 1st, d. of Aichbp. Sutton ; 2dly, d.
of Sir W. J. Hope. Oonseerated Bp . of Rochester 1 887 ; translated 1 837.
Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Chancellor of the Church of Sanun. Fbiw
merly of St. John's College, Cambridge. Is patron of 45 livings. Annual
value of see ^^,000. Rose Castle, Cumberland.

Carnarvon (4th Earl of), Henry Howard Molyneux
Herbert; cr. 1793.

B. 1831 . Is patron of 4 livings. High Clere House, Hants ; Picton,
Somersetsht

*Carrington (2nd Bar.), Robert John Carrington ; cr.
1796.

B. 1796, m. ]st,d. of Ist Lord Forester ; 2dly, d. of 10th Lwd Wil-
longkby d' Eresby . Lord Lieut, and Custos Rot. of Bucks. Col. of Bucks
Militia. Is patron of 3 livings, (h.c. 1838 as Mr. Smith.) 8, fVhitehall
Yard; Carlton, • fVyeombe Abbey , Buokinghamsh. ; Deal Castle,
Kent.

Carysfort (2nd Earl of), John Proby ; cr. 1789.

B. 1780, unmarried. Sits as Baron Carysfort. 3nd tit. Lord Proby. A
General in the Army. Elton Hall, Huntingdonsh. ; Glenart Castle,
fVicklow,

fCASHEL, Emly, Waterford, and Lismore (Bp. oQ,
Robert Daly, D.D.

Second i. of Bight Hon. Denis Daly, of Dnnsandle. Consecrated

b2

do HOUSE OF PEERS.

1848: had been Dean of St. Patiiek's. Patron of 88 liTlngt. Ammal
value of the see £600U. The Palacet fVaterford.

fCASTLEMAiNE (3rd Bar. In Rep.), Richard Handcock,
cr. 1812.

B. 1791, m. d. of M. Harris, esq. (h. c. 1881 as Mr. Handcock).
Moydrum CastUt eo. ff^estmeath.
fCATHCART (2d Earl), Charles Murray Cathcart, K.C.B. ;
cr. 1814.

B. 1788, m. d. of Thos. Mather, esq. 2nd tit. Lord Cfreenock. (The
Earldom was conferred for military ijerrices.) Is a Ldent.-Oen. in the
Army, Col. of the 8rd Dragoon Onards. Has been Governor and Com*
mander-in-Chief in Canada. United Services Carlton; Catheeirt
Houee, Rettfrewth,

f Cawdor (1st Earl), John Fred. Campbell; cr. 1827.
B. 1790, m. d. of the 8rd Marq. of Bath. 2nd tit. Yiact Emiyn. Lord
Lieut, and C<utoB Rot. of CaxmartheBsh. Is patron of 11 livings. 74,
South Audley-et.; Cawdor Ccutle, Nairn; Staekpole Court, Petn-
brokeeh. ; Golden Grove, Carmartheneh.

*Charlemont, (2nd Earl of, Ir. Rep.), Francis Wm.
Caulfeild, K.P., P.C, M.R.I.A. ; cr. 1763.
B. 1776, m. d. of William Bermingham, esq. 2nd tit. Visct Caulfeild.
Baron Charlemont in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. Lord Lieut,
of Tyrone. (Peerage conferred for military services.) Is patron of
1 living. The Countess is a Lady of the Bedchamber to the Queen.
49. Lower Oroevenor-st.; Marino, Dublint Caetle Cau^eitd,
jtrmagh.

'Cbbster (Bp. of), John Graham, D.D.

S. of John Graham, esq., of Durham. B. 1794; m. 1838 d. of the Rev.

Robert Portens. Appointed Prebendary of Lincoln 1834 ; made Cleilc of

the Closet 1849. Formerly Rector of Willingham, Cambridgesh.; has

been Chaplain to Prince Albert. Is patron of 47 livings. Consecrated

, 1848. Annual value of see, 45001. Palace, Cheeter.

fCHESTERPiELD (6th Earl of), George Augustus Frederic
Stanhope, P.C; cr. 1628.

B. 1806, m.d. of 1st Lord Forester. 2nd tit. Lord Stanhope. Hasbeea
Master of the Buck-hounds. The celebrated Lord Chesterfield died with.
out issue, and the title went to a distant branch. Is patron of 11
livings. 92, Albenuurlc-et; Carlton t Bradby HaU, Der^eh*

f Chichester (3d Earlof), Hen. Thos. Pelham; cr. 1801.
B 1804, m.d. of the 6th Earl of Caxdican. SaA Ut. Lord Ftolfanm. Is

HOUSE OP PEBHS. 21

pfttroo of 4 Urloffs. Becaaie a Hi^or in the Army 1844. S2, Orosvenor
pi.; Slantner Park, Sussex,

fCHicHESTER (Bp. of ), Ashhurst Turner Gilbert, D.D.

Was Principal of BraaeDoae College, Oxford, from 18S8 to 184S i and
Tice-ChanceUor of the Untrenity, from 1886 to 1840. Consecrated
1842. Is patron of 80 livings<i Annual Talne of see, £4^0. 48, Qusen
Annt-9t.t Paleice, Chichester.

fCHOLMONDELET (2nd Marq. of), George Horatio ChoU
mondeley, P. C. ; cr. 1815.

B. 1798, m. 1st, d. of Gkn. Colin Campbell; Sndly, d. of the 6th Dvke of
Beavfort 2ttd tit. Bail of Rocksarage. Joint Hereditary Great Cham-
berlain. Is patron of 6 livings. 12, CctrUen-House Ter. ; Carttom CAot-
mondetsf Castle, Chesh.; HottghUm Hail, NotfolJt.

*Churchill (2nd Bar.), Francis George Spencer; cr.
1815.

B. 1802, m. d. of 2nd Marq. of Conyngham. Is a I>ep.-Lieat. for
Oxfordsb. Was appointed Lieat.-Ool. of the 1st, or Queen's Own
Oxfordsh. Yeomanry, 1848. Is ranger of Wychwood Porest . Comburjf
Park, Oxon,' ffest Lavington, fViUs.

fCLANCARTY (3d Earl of), William Thomas Le Poer
Trench; cr. 1803.

B. 1808, m. d. of the 8rd Earl of Carriek. Sits as Visct. Clancarty. 2nd
tit. Visct. Dunlo. Lieot-Col. Oalway Militia. Garbally Park, eo. o
Gctiioay.

*Clanricarde (1st Marq. of), Ulick John de Burgh,
K.P., P.C. ; cr. 1825.

B. 1802, m. d. of the Right Hon. Geoige Canning. Sits as Baron Somcr.
hill. 2nd tit. Lord Dankellin. Lord-Llent. and Castos Rot. of the eo
of Gal way. Has been Ambassador to the court of Russia, and Post'
master-Gen. Is patron of 9 livings. 2, CarUonHouse Terrace;
Portunma Castle, Gaiway.

f Clanwilliam (3rd Earl of), Richard Meade; cr. 1776.
B. 1796, m. d. of the 11th Earl of Pembroke. Sits as Baron Clanwilliam
2nd tit. Lord Gilford. 82, Belgrave-sq.; Carlton t GiU-haU, eo.
Down.

Clare (3rd Earl of), Richard Hobart Fitz-Gibbon;

cr. 1795.

B. 1798, m. d. of the late C. Brydges Woodcock, esq. Cherpreriona
mar. with M. C. Moore, esq., having been dissolTcd.) Sits as Baron
Plts-Oibbon. 2ndtit.yisct.Pits.Gibbon. (IstPeeraJndge.) 82, Upper
Brook-st. I Mount Shannon, Idmeriek.

22 HOUSE OF FEER8.

fCLARiNA (3rd Bar. Ir. Rep.), Eyre Massey ; cr. 1800.

B. 1798, m. d. of Hagh Barton, esq., of Strafian, oo. Kildare. The first
peer was a general. 19, CumberUmd-ai. ; Elm Park, eo. Limerick,

^Clarendon (4th Earl of ), Geo. Wm. Fred. Villiers,
K.G., G.C.B., P.C. ; cr. 1776.

B. 1800, D. d. of the Irt Earlof Verolam. 2nd tit. Lord Hyde. Has
been Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Madrid,
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Lord Privy Seal, President of
the Board <rf Trade, and Lord-Lieat. of Ireland. Patron of 2 livings.
1, Ctrosvenor Cres.; Hindon, fVilts; Grove Park ^ Herts ; Penllin
Castle, Glamorgansh.

fCLEVELAND (2nd Duke of), Henry Vane, K.G. ; cr.
1833.

B. 1788; m. d. of 4th Earl Poalett. 2nd tit Earl of Darlington. Is
patron of 18 livings. A Major-Gen. in the Army. Col. of the Durham
Militia, (h . c. 1842 as Lord Darlington.) 17, St. Jamea^e-sq. ; Carlton t
Raby Castle, Durham.

Clifden (4th Visct.), Henry Agar- Ellis; cr. 1781.

B. 1825. Sits as Baron Mendip. Has been a Lord of the Bedchamber
to Prince Albert. Dover House, fVhitehall; Gowran Castle,
and Ringwood, eo. Kilkenny i Haldenby House, Northampton-
shire.

•Clifford of Chudleigh (8th Bar.), Hugh Charles
Clifford; cr. 1672.

B. 1790. m. d. of Thomas Weld, esq. (afterwards Cardinal Weld) dead,
(Peerage conferred for official services.) Is patron of 2 livings. Ugbrook
Park, Devon ; East Park Hall, Lancash.

f Clinton (18th Bar.), Charles RodolphTrefusis; cr.l 299.
B. 1791, m. d. of the 6th Marq. of Lothian. Is patron of 6 livings.
Lieut.-Col.Oomm.ofNoTth Devon Yeomanry Cavalry. Tr^fttais Castle,
Cornwall; Heanton House, Devon.

f Clonbrock (3rd Bar. Ir.Rep.), Robert Dillon ; cr. 1790.
B. 1807, m. d. of 1st Lord Churchill. Capt. 1st Ozon Yeomanry Ca-
valry. Clonbrock, Galtoay.

*Cloncurry (2nd Bar.), Valentine Browne Lawless,
P.C. ; cr. 1789.

B.1778, m.lst, d. of Gen.Mcnrgan, divorced; 2dly, d. of A. Douglas,
^sq. (dead). Brookes* Club; Lyons' Castle, Kildare; Jbington,
'•nsriek.

HOUSE OF PEERS. 23

*CoLBORNE (Ist Bar.), NichoIasWilliam RidleyColborne;
cr. 1839.

Br. of tke late Sir M. W. Ridley % b. 1779; m. d. <rfthe Rt. Hon. Thof.
Steele. Is patron of 8 livingi. (h. c. 1887 a« Mr. Ridle7.Xk>Iborue.)
19, Hill-tt. B0r/b»ley.9q.t Athencnmt Ff^egi HetrUng RcUl.Norfolk.

fCoLCHESTER (2nd Bar.), Charles Abbot, P.O.; cr. 1817*
B. 1798, m. d. of lat LordElIenboTongli. (1st Peer fiUedthe office of
Speaker of the House of Commnns.) A Capt. in the Nary. Appointed
Tice-Presideat of the Board of lYade, Paymaster General and Treasorer
of the Nary, 1852, salary ^£3000. 76, South AudUy-si.; CarUonf
KidbrooJte, Su4se».

CoLViLLE OP CuLROss (11th Bar. Sco. Rep.), Charles
John Colviile ; cr. 1609.

B. 1818. Fonnerly Capt Uth Hossars. Appointed Chief Equerry and
deck Marshal to the Qoeen, ISfiS. 4, St, Jamst'st.t Bromwell
Hou*0, near Bristol,

fCoMBERMERE (Ist Visct), Stapleton Stapleton-Cotton,
G.C.B., D.C.L., P.C.; cr. 1826.

B. 1780, m. 1st, d. of the 8rd Dnke of Newcastle; 3dly, d. of W. F.
GreTille, esq. } Srdly, d. of T. Gibblngs, esq., M J). (Peerage conferred
fbr military serrioes.) A Gen. in the Army, Col. of 1st Life Guards, Got.
of Sheerness; has been Gov. of Barbados i enjoys a pension. Is patron
of 1 liTing. 48, Belffrave-^quare t Carlton; Vombormere Abbey,
Cheeh.

*CoNGLETON (2nd Baron), John Vesey Parnell ; cr. 1841.
B. 1806 ; m. 1st, MissCronin ; 2dly, an Armenian lady. (Peerage con-
Cerred for official services.) 23, Cumberland-et., Hyde Parks Rath-
league, Queen's Co.; Congleton, Chesh.

*CoNYNOHAM (2nd Marq.), Fran. Nath. Conyngham,
K.P., G.C.H., P.C. ; cr. 1816.

B. 1797, m. d. of the 1st Marq. of Anglesey. Sits as Baron Minster. 2nd
tit. Earl of Movnt-Charles. (h. c. 1882 as Lord Moont-Charles.) Has
been Lord Chamberlain to the Qneen, and Postmaster-Gen. twioe. Pa-
tron of 1 living. Lieot.-Col. in the Army. 6, Hamittonftl. ; Slane
Cattle, Meath,

*CoRK AND Orrery (8th Earl of), Edmund Boyle,
K.P. ; cr. 1620.

B. 1767; n. d. of Wm. Poynts, esq. Sits as Baron Boyle. 2nd tit.
Yiaot. Dnngarran. (Peerage conferredfor offldal serrioes,} A Geo. in the

,224 HOUSE OF PEERS.

. Army. Is patron of 10 UviJiga. 8, Hamilton-pi,; Marston Hail,
Somersetah.

CoTTENHAM (2nd Earl), Charles Edward Pepys, cr. 1860.
B. 18S4. Has been Cleik of the Crown in Chancery. Is a depnty-Uent.
of Surrey. The Ist peer was Lord Chancellor. Tandridff* Court,
Surrey i RidOty HcUl^ Cheshire,

f CouRTOwN (4th Earl of), James Thomas Stopford ;
cr. 1762.

B. 1794, m. 1st, d. of the 4th Duke of Bacclench ; 2dly, d. of the late
Chief Jostice Pennefather. Sits as Baron Saltersford. 2nd tit.iVisct.
Stopford. Is Cnstos Rot. and Deputy-Lieut, of Wexford. CarUon;
Courtown House, co, PFexford.

fCowLEY (2nd Bar.), Henry Richard Wellesley, P.C. ; cr.
1828.

B. 1804, m. d. of Lord Henry FitsGerald and the Baroness de Bns.
Was Secretary of legation at Stutgard, and subsequently Secretary of
Embassy at Constantinople. Has been Minister plenipotentiary to the
Swiss Cantons, and to the Germanic Confederation ; became Ambassa-
dor to the French Republic, 1862, salary j08OOO. (1st peer an ambas-
sador.) Carlton.

*CowPER (6th Earl), George Augustus Frederic Cowper;
cr. 1718.

B. 1806, m. d. of the 1st Earl de Grey. 2nd tit. Yisct. Fordwich.
Bi^oys an hereditary Pension. Lord-Lieut, of Kent. Is patron of 2
livings. Was Under Secretary for Foreign AjBhirs, 1836. (The iirst Lord
Oowper was twice Lord Chancellor.) Of this family was Oowper the
poet. 1, Great Stanhope-et. ; Penehanger, Hertfordeh.; Moato
House, Kent.

Cranworth (1st Bar.), Robert Monsey Rolfe, P.C.;
cr. I860.

B. 17W}, m. d. of the late Thomas William Carr, Esq., of Frognell.
Has been Solicitor-Gen., also a Baron of the Exchequer, and one of the
Vice Chancellors. Appointed a Judge of the Court of Appeal in Chan-
cery, 1851. Salary £6000. 40, Upper Brook-et. ; Crantoorth, Norfolk,

•Craven (2nd Earl of), William Craven ; cr. 1801.

B. 1809, m. d.of thelstEarlofVemlam. 2ndtit.yisct.Uffington. High
Steward of Newbury. Is patron of 10 lirings. 16, Charles-st., Berk-
loy-sq.i Combe Abbey, fViarwieksh.; Hametead and MMown
Parts, Boris,

HOUSE OF PEERS. 25

f Crawford and Balcarres (24th Earl of)i James
Lindsay ; cr. 1398.

B. 1783, m. d. of 2iid Lord Moneaster (dead). In 1848 reeefyed a ood-
flmation of the Eaildom of Crawfbrd. and thns became the premier Bail
on the UniMi roll of Scotland. Sits as Baron Wigan. Snd tit. Lord
Lindsay. 21, Berkeley-sg. ; Carlton f Haigh HaU, LcMwaah.

*Cremornb (3rd Bar.), Richard Dawson; cr. 1797-
B. 1817, m. d. of Edward Stanley, esq. Sits as Bar.Dartrey. 8, GrtcU
Stanhcpg-st. t Darirey Houae, eo. Mcnaghan,

•Crewe (3rd Bar.), Hungerford Crewe; cr. 1806.

B. 1812. Is patron of 6 UTings. 2, HiU-tt. t Crnea HaU, Chesh,

fCROFTON (Ut Bar. Ir. Rep.), Edw. Crofton ; cr. 1797.
B. 1806, m. d. of the 1st Harq. of Anglesey. Succeeded on the death
of a baroness. Appointed a L<ird in Waiting, 18S2. 12, Bryanston'
tq, ; Mote Park, eo. Roeeommon.

fCuMBERLAND (2nd Dukc of), His Majesty George
Frederick Alexander Charles Augustus (King of
Hanover), K.G. ; cr. 1799.

Rrat cousin to the Queen, b. 1819 ; m. d. of the Duke of Saxe Alten-
hargh. Ascended the throne of Hanover in 1851. Herenhauaerif
Hanover.

Dacre (20th Bar.), Henry Otway Trevor ; cr. 1307.
B. 1777, m. d. of the late Hon. and Rey. Maurice Crosbie, Dean of
limoricfc (her previous marriage with Sir John Gordon being dissolyed),
who is since dead. Is a General in the army. Is patron of 8 livings.
7%e Hoo, Herts»

fDALHOUSiE (1st Marq. of), James Andrew Broun-
Ramsay, K.T. ; P.C. ; cr. 1849.

B. 1812, m. d. of the 8th Harq. of Tweeddale. 2nd tit. Lord Ramsay,
(h. c. 1838 as Lord Ramsay.) Has been Vice-President and President
of the Board of Trade. Appointed Governor General of India 1847.
Is Clerk-Register of Scotland, Col. of the Tower Hamlets Militia, Dep.-
Lient. of Mid-Lothian, and of Haddington. Carlton t Dalhousie
Cattle, Mid-Lothian.

■f-DARNLEY (6tli Earl oQ, John Stuart Bligh ; cr. 1725. '

B. 1827 , m. d. of 8rd Earl of Chichester. Is hereditary High Steward

of Gravesend and Milton. Is patron of 8 livings. Sits as Lord

'CUfton. 58, Lowndee-eq,; Cobham HaU^ Kent; Rafhmere, eo.

Meaih,

BOU8B OF PEERS.

t Dartmouth (4th Earl of), William Legge, F.R.S« ;

cr. 1711.

B.1784, m. lst,d. of Snd EarlTUbot ; Sdly, d. of 6th Yiact. BaniiigtoB
(dead). Sad tit Visct. Lewisliun. (lit Peer a diatinguislied military com-
mander.) Ool. of the Staffi}Tdah. Militia. Is patron of 6 livings. 23, St.
Jamea'a'tq.i Carlton s Sandwett Park, Stafford»h.i fVoodahai
Hall, Yorkth.

•De Freyne (1st Bar.), Arthur French ; cr. 1839.

B. 1795 : m. d. of C. M*Dermott, eaq. (dead), (h. c. 1881 as Mr.
French.) 89, Cambridge Terr., Hyde Parkt French Park^ co.
Roscommon.

fDE Grey (1st Earl), Thomas Philip De Grey, K.G.,
P.C. ; cr. 1816.

B. 1781, m. d. of the 2nd Earl of Enniskillen (dead). Is eldest br. of
the Earl of Ripon. 2nd tit. Lord Grantham. Has been first Lord of the
Admiralty, and Lord-Lieut, of Ireland. Changed his family name of
Robinson for that of Weddell, and since his accession to the earldom
took the name of De Grey only. Lord*Lieat. and Costos Rot. of Bed-
fordshire, Ool. of the York Hossar Yeomanry Cavalry, an Aide^e-
Camp to the Queen. Is patron of 10 livings. 4, St. Jamee^e-tq.

f Delamere (1st Bar.), Thomas Cholmondeley ; cr.

1821.

B. 1767, m. d of Sir W. W. Wynn, bt. Is patron of 1 llring.
88, Upper Brook-et.; Vetle Royat, Cheth.

IDe-La-Warr (6th Earl), George John Sackville-
West, D.C.L., P.C; cr. 1761.

B. 1701 » m. d. of the 8rd Dnke of Dorset. 8nd tit. Lord West. (Ist
Peer a distinguished military commander.) Has been Lord-Chamberlain
to the Queen. Is patron oX 6 livings. 17, Upper Groevenor-
et.t Carlton,' Bourne House, Cambridgesh.s Buekhurst Park,
Sussex.

De-L'Isle and Dudley (2nd Bar.), Philip Sidney

Foulis; cr. 1835.

B. 1828 : m. d. of Sir William Foalis, bt. Is grands, maternally of
William lY. A cornet in the Horse Guards. 64, Eaton sq ; Psisc-
hurst, Kent; Ingoldsby Manor, Yorksh.

•De Mauley (1st Bar.), William Francis Spencer Pon-
sonby ; cr. 1838.

B.1787, m. d. of the 6th Earl of Shaftesbury, (h. e. 1887 as Mr.Foa.
•onby.) Is patron of 1 liviag. 21, St. James's-pt,

HOUSE OF PBKK8. 27

fDENBiGH (7th Earl of), Wm. Basil Percy Feilding,
D.C.L., P.C; cr. 1622.

B. 1706, m. d. of the IstBarl of Dude, de«d. W«s Master of the Horse
to the late Qoeea Dowager from 1884 till her MtQe^tj'B death, Dec. 1849.
2Bd tit. Viflct. Feilding. Thia family is counected with the House of
Austria. 49, Baton-»q.; Neionham Paddox, fVarwiekah.

♦Denman (IstBar.), Thos. Denman, P.C. ; cr. 1834.
B. 1779,ni. d. of the Rer. Richard Verers (dead). Has been Solicitor.
Gen. to the Qneen of George lY.; as also Common Sergeant. Was At-
torney-Gen. Arom 1880 to 1882; and Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench
from 1882 till Mar. 1860. Is patron of 1 liring. (h. c. 1882 as Mr. and
u Sir T. Denman.) 88, Portland-pl. ; MiddMon, Derby th.

f Dbrbt (14th Earl of), Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley,

P.C. ; cr. 1486.

B. 1799; m. d. of 1st Lord Skelmersdale. 9nd title, Lord Stanley.
Daring his father's lifetime was called to the upper house in his
ftther's barony of Stanley, and preriously enjoyed the courtesy title of
Lord Stanley. Has been Chief Secretary for Ireland, and Secretary of
State for the Colonies. Appointed First Lord of the Treasury, 1862,
salary, jff6000. Patron of 7 livings, (h. c. 1844 as Lord Stanley.)
8, St.James'asqtuire; Downing-»t.i Khowsley Park, Laneath./
St. Leonard'^, tuar fVindaor.

fDE Ros (20th Bar.), William Lenox Lascelles Fitz-
gerald- De-Ros, P.C; cr. 1264.

B. 1797, m. d. of the 4th Duke of Richmond. Is Premier Baron. Be.
eame n ool. In the army in 1846. Appointed Depnty-Lient. of the Tower,
and Ckpt. <tf the Yeomen of the Guard, 1862. 46, fViUon-erea.t
Strangfordj oo. Down.

fDESART (3rd Earl of, Ir. Rep.), John Otway O'Connor
Cuffe ; cr. 1793.

B. 1818, m. d. of the 1st Earl Cawdor. Appointed Under Secretary
of State for the Colonies, 1862. The countess is a Lady of the Bedchamber
to the Queen. 2nd tit. Visct. Castle Cuife. (h. c. 1842 as Lord Desart.)
Detartt eo. Kilkenny.

fDE Saumarez (2nd Bar.), Rev. James Saumarez; cr.

1831.

B. 1789, m. d. of Vice Adm. Lechemere. Is Rector of Hnggate. (Ist
peer a distinguished naral commander.) University Clubi Mont»
pelier Lodge, Gloueeetersh. ; SaumareM, Guernsey.

fDE Tablet (2nd Bar.), George Warren; cr. 1826.
B. 1811» m. d. of the Gout de Satis. Thefionily name had been Lei-

28 ROUSE OF PEERS.

cester, bat the present Peer aanuDed that of Warren. la palrom of >S
lirings. 10, Groav^nor-sq.i Carliotii Tabley House, Cheshire,

fDE Vesci (2nd Visct. Ir. Rep.) John Vesey; cr. 1776.

B. 1771, m. d. of Rt. Hon. Wm. Brownlow, dead. Lord-Lieat. of

Queen's Co. 29, Msrrion-tg. North, Dublin; AbbsyUix, Quteri's Co.

fDETON (3rd Earl of), William Courtenay; cr. 1553.
B. 1777, ra. 1st, d. of Sir L. Pepys, Bt., dead. Sndly, d. of the late
Rey. J. H. Scott of Ballygannon, co. Wicklow, and niece to the loth
Earlof Meath. 2nd tit. Visct. Ooartenay. High Steward of the Uni-
Tersity of Oxford. Was, for many years before he succeeded to the Peer-
age, Clerk Assistant to the Parliaments. Is patron of 6 livings, (h. o.
1836 as Mr. Courtenay.) The claim of his Lordship's predecessor to the
Earldom was established by the decision of the House of Lords 16tli
March, 1881. 5, fVhitehaU-pl. ; PowderhatH CaUle, Devon,

'Devonshire (6th Duke of), Wm. Spencer Cavendish,

K.G., D.C.L., P.C. ; cr. 1694.

B. 1700, unmarried. 2udfit. Marq.ofHartington. Lord-Lieut., High
Steward, and Custos Rot. of the oo. of Derby. Was ambassador to
Russia at the coronation of the Emperor Nicholas, 1886. Is patron of
81 livings. 78, Piceaditly ; Chitwiek, Middlesex ; Chatsworth, tsnd
Hardwiete, Derby sh.; Bolton Abbey, Yorksh.; Lismore Ctsstto, co.
fVcUerford.

tDiGBY (2nd Earl of), Edward Digby, D.C.L. ; cr. 17»0.
B. 1778, unmarried. Snd tit. Visct. Ooleshill. Lord-Lieut, and CiutOB
Rot. of Dorset. Col. of the Dorsetshire Militia. Of the aame family
with the well-known Sir Kenelm Digby. Is patron of 8 livings. 86,
Lotoer Brook-st. : Carlton; Sherborne Castle, Dorset.

DiNORBEN (2nd Bar.), Wm. Lewis Hughes; cr. 1831.
B. 1821. In 1852, under a Commission of Lunacy he was declared to
be of unsound mind. Kinmsll Park, eo. of Denbigh.

*DoNEGALL (3rd Marq. of), Geo. Hamilton Chichester,

P.C, K.G.; cr. 1791.

B. 1797, m. d. of first Earl of Glengall. Sits as Baron Fisherwiek,
but was called to the upper house daring his father's lifetime a* Baron
Ennishowen. 2ndtit. Earl of Belfast. Lord-Lieut of co. of Antrim. la
Col. ofthe Antrim Militia. Wasformerly in the 7th Hussars; Vice<Cham.
berlain from 1830 till 1884. Appointed aide-de-camp to the Queen for the
BCilitia serTice, 1847. Has been Captain of Yeoman of the Oaard.
(h. c. 1887 as Earl of Belfast.) Is patron of IS livings. 67, Baton j»i.*
Haife Park, oo, of Down! OrmoaumndFithorwiokLodgo, Antrim,

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BOUSE OF PEEH9. 29

fDoNERAiLE (3rd Visct. Ir. Rep.), Hayes St. Leger;
cr. 1785.

B. 1786, m. d. oitht Itt Bail of Bandon. Carlton; Dontraili
Houtt, eo. €f Cork.

DoNOUOHMORE (4th Earl of )» Richard John Hely-Hut-
chinson ; cr. 1800.

B. 1828; m.d.cMr Walter Steele, esq. Snd tit. VUct. Sairdale. Sits as
Tisct. Hatchinson. Is Lieat.-Cnl. of the Tippcrary militia. (Peerage
conferred for ofllcial senrices.) Knoeklqfiy Uoum9, Tipporary; Pal'
merMtofit Dublin.

•Dorchester (3rd Bar.), Guy Carleton ; cr. I78G.
B. 1811, m. d. of W. J. Wanchope, esq. (1st Peer a distinguished
military commaiider.) Is patron of 1 tiTing. Formerly Lient. in the 7th
Hussars. Greywoll, Hantt.

*DoRMER (11th Bar.), Jos. Thaddeus Dormer; cr. 1615.
B. 1790, m. d. of Sir H. J. Tichbome, bt. Formerly in the military
serriM of Austria. 8, ChapoUtt.t Growenorsq. i PeUrhy Houto,
Rutko ; Grov0 Park, fVarwieksh.

Douglas (4th Bar.), Rev. James Douglas; cr. 1790.
B. 1787 : m. Snd d. of the late Hon. Oen. James Mnrray. Fonnerly
Rector of Marsh Gibbon and Broughton, Northamptonsh. 48, 6ro«-
v*nor-9q.t Donglaa and Bothioell Cattlos, Lanarkah.; Amoa.
hmry, fVilts.

fDowNES (2nd Bar. Ir. Rep.), Ulysses Burgh, K.C.B.;
cr. 1822.

B. 1788, m. Ist, d. of Walter Bagenal, esq.; Sndly, d. of Capt. Grant,
relict of John Fleming, esq. (1st Peer a Judge.) A Lieut..Gen. in the
Amy, and Ool. of 54th Foot. (h. c. 1826 as Lord Downes, previously
as Sir Ulysses Burgh.) Carlton; Bintiead Cottage^ near Ryde^ Jsl0
«f Wight i Bert Houatt Kildaro.

fDowNSHiRE (4th Marq. of), Arthur Wills Blundell
Sandys Trumbull Windsor Hill ; cr. 1789.
B. 1812, m. eld. d. of Ist Visct Combermere. (h. c. 1845 as Lord
mUsbcvrongh.) Sits as Earl of Hillsborough. 2nd tit. Earl of Hills.
boruagh. Hereditary Constable of Hillsborough Fort. Col. of the South
Downafc. Militia. Is patron of 6 lirings. 21, Hanoversq .; Carlton i
HilUborough Cattle, eo. Down; East Hampstead Park, Berks.

Deogheda (3rd Marq. of), Henry Francis Seymour

Moore ; cr. 1791.
t. of Iiox4 H«nry Seymoor Moore, (Snd t. of Ut Marq.^ b. 1886; m.

3D BOCSB OF PESRfl.

eld. d. of 2nA Lord WharnclifiiB. Sits as Baron Moore. jBad tit. TLiet.
Moore. Is patron of 12 livings. Moore Abbey, Kildare,

*DuciE (2nd Earl of). Hen. Geo. Fras. Reynolds-More-

ton; cr. 1837.

6. 1802, m. d. of the 3nd Lord Sherborne. Has been a Lord iA
Waiting to the Queen. Is patron of 8 liyings. 2nd tit. Lord Moreton.
24, Belgravesq. ; Spring Park, Gloueeetereh.

*DuFFERiN (4th Bar.), Frederick Temple Blackwood;

cr. 1800.

B.1826; graduated at Christ Church, Oxford. Has been a Lord in
Waiting to the Queen. Sits as Baron Clandeboye* 89, Grosvenor-pl. ;
Ciandeboye House, Hotytoood, co. Down,

♦Dun ALLEY (2nd Bar. Ir. Rep.), Henry Prittie ; cr.

1800.

B. 1775, m. 1st, d. of Dominick Trant, esq. ; 2dly, d. of the 1st Yisct.
Hawarden. Kilbqn, eo. cf Tipperary.

•Dunfermline (IstBar.) Jas.Abercromby, P.O. ;cr.l839.

Third s. of Sir Ralph Abercromby ; b. 1776; m. d. of E. Leigh, eaq.
Has been Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Scotland. Was Master of the
Mint in 1884 ; Speaker of the House of Commons firom 1886 to 1839.
Enjoys a pension. 7, Brook-st,; Stubbing Court, Derby sh; Cotintcn
House, EeUnburghsh.

DuNSANDLE AND Clanconal (2nd Bar. Ir. Rep.),
Denis St. George Daly ; cr. 1845.

Formerly Capt. 7th Dragoons. Dunsandale, co. Gahaay.

Durham (2nd Earl of), George Frederick D'Arcy
Lambton; cr. 1833.

B. 1828. A Deputy-Lieut, of Durham. The Ist Peer was Lord Privy
Seal, and Ambassador to Russia. Patron of 1 liying. 2nd tit.
Yisct. Lambton. 48, Dover-st. ; Lambton Castle, Durham.

•Durham (Bp. of), Edward Maltby, D.D.

S. of George Maltby, esq., of Norwich. B. 1770 : consecrated Bp. of
Chichester 1881; translated 1886. Formerly of Pembroke Hall, Cam-
bridge, and Visitor of Durham Uniyersity. Is patron of 47 livings.
Annual value of see, jfSOOO. 4, Upper Portlatid-pl.s Auckland
Castle, Durham.

fDYNEVOR (4th Bar.), George Rice Rice-Trevor; cr.
1780.
B. 17951 m. d, of Lord Charles Fits Roy. AMoned the name of

HOOIB OF PBBmS. 31

Trevor. Lient-Ool. Commandaiit of (he Carmutbea f^uillen utd
▼ioc'ljievt. of CftrmartlieDsta. Is patron of 8 liTings. 11, fiydv Park
Gardentf Carlton; Urtited Univeraiiy i Dynevor Ca»tlt, Carmar-
ihensh.; Barrington Park, Otoueeaterth.

^Effingham (2nd Earl of), Henry Howard ; cr. 1837*
B. 1806, m. d. of Gen. Sir Gordcm Dnunmond. 2ad tit. Lord Howard.
Ch. c. 1845 as Lord Howard.) Is patron of 8 livings. A deputy lient. of
Wilts. 67, Eaton Place t The Grange, Yorkeh.

fEoLiNTON AND WiNTON (]5th Earl of), Archibald
William Montgomerie, P. C. ; cr. 1 507*
B. 18U, m. reliot of Richard Howe Cockerell, esq. Sits as Baron
Ardroflsan. 2nd tit. Lord Montgomerie. Is Lord*Lieat. of Ayrshire.
Has been Col. of the Ayrshire Militia. Appointed Lord.-Lient. of
Ireland, 1868.— 77k« Caetle, Dublin; Carlton; Eglinton Caetle;
Skelmorlie CaetletOnd Colyefield House, Ayr eh. t Poolnoon Lodge,
Rerrfretosh.

f Eg MONT (6th Earl of), Geo. Jas. Perceval, cr. 1733.

B. 1794, m. d. of John Horidjy, esq.; sits as Bar. LoTell and Holland ;
Sttd tit. Visct. Perceral ; a Kear-Admiral (retired), (d. c. 1840 as Capt.
PereeTal.) It patron of 8 livings. Carlton ; Nork Houee, Surrey.

fELDON (2nd Earl of), John Scott, D.C.L.; cr. 1821.
B.1805, m. d. of lat Lord Feyersham. 2nd tit. Visct. Encombe. (1st
Peer a Jadge.) President of the Pitt Club. (h.c. as Visct. Bncombe.)
l,HamiUon-pl.; Carlton j Bncombe Houee, Doreeteh.

Elgin (8th Earl of), James Bruce, K.T.; cr. 1633.

B. 1811 ; m. lst,.1841> d. of C. L. Camming Brace, esq., M.P. (dead) i
Sndly, 1840, 4th d. of 1st Earl of Durham. A Depaty.tieat. of Fife.
Appointed OoTemor-Oeneral of Canada, Sept. 1846. Sits as Baron
Elgin. Snd tit. Lord Brnee. Broom Hall, Plfeehire,

fELLENBOROuoH (Ist Earl of), Edward Law, G.C.B.,

P.O.; cr. 1844.

B. 1790, m. lat, d. of the 1st Iffarq.of Londonderry; Sdly, d.of Rear-
Adm. Dighy, dlToroed. (1st Peer a judge.) 2nd tit. Visct. Sontham.
Joint Chief Clerk of the Pleas in the Queen's Bench. Has been 1st
Lord of the Admiralty. President of the Board of Controul, and Gov.-
Gen. of India, (h. c. 1818 as Mr. LawO 4, Audley-tq.; Carlton;
Southam House, Glouoestersh.

fELLESMERE (Ist Earl of), Francis Egerton, P.C; cr.
1846.
B. 1800, m. d. of C. Greville, esq. Snd tit. Visct. BracUey. Has been

32 BOUSE OF PEERS.

Lord of the Treasuy, Chief Secretary for Ireland, and Secretaiy «t
War. Ib a Dep.<Lient. of Sutherlandsh. (h. c. 1846 as Lord Francis
Egerton.) 18, Belffrave-sq.; Carlton; AthenoBumt Oattands and
Hatcftfora, Cobham, Surreys fVoraley Hall, Lemoaahire.

*Elphinstone (13th Bar. Sco. Rep.), John Elphin-

stone, P.C, G.C.H.; cr. 1509.

B. 1807. Formerly Governor of Madias. Was Capt. 7th foot, bat
retired in 1844. Has been a Lord in Waiting to the Queen. 14, St.
George^s-pl., Hyde Park Comer ; Cumbernauld House, Dumbar'
tonah.

f Ely (Marq. of), John Henry Loftus; cr. 1800.

6. 1814, m. in 1844 d. of the late James Joseph Hope-Vere, esq. and
niece of 4th Marq. of Tweeddale (she is a Lady of the Bedchamber to
the Queen). Sits as Baron Loftus. 2nd tit. Yisct. Loflus. Was elected
for Woodstock in 1844, but succeeded his father before he could take
his seat. Is patron of 3 lirings. 68, Eaton pi.; Carlton; Rath'
famham Castle, Dublin; Ely Caatle, Fermanagh; Ztqftua Hall,
fVejtford.

fELY (Bp. of), Thomas Turton, D.D.

Is unmarried. Was educated at Queens' College and Catharine Hall,
Cambridge ; at the latter he took the degree of B.A. in 1806, in which year
he was senior wrangler and Smith's prizeman. ReceiTcd the degree of
D.D. by royal mandate in 1827. Was appointed Dean of Peter-
borough in 1880, Dean of Westminster in 1842, and succeeded Dr. Allen
in this see in 1849. Patron of 76 livings. Annual value of the see,
j£5500. 37, Dover-st.; Ely Pttlace.

f Enniskillen (3rd Earl of), William Willoughby Cole;
cr. 1789.

B. 1807, m. d. of J. A. Casam^jor, Esq. 2nd tit. Yisct. Cole. Sits aa
Baron Orinstead. Col. of Fermanagh Militia, (h. c. 1840 as Lord Cole.)
103, £a/oti-p/.; Carlton; Florence Court, eo. Fermanagh.

f Erne (3rd Earl of, Ir. Rep.), John C rich ton ; cr. 1798.
B. 1802, m. 2nd d. of the Rev. Charles Cobbe Beresford. 2nd tit.
Yisct. Crichton. Is Lord-Lieut, of Fermanagh, and Lieut-Col. of the Fer-
managh Militia. Was High Sheriff of Donegal in 1833, and uf Fermanagh
in 1831. The 1st Peer represented Enniskillen in Parliament. 16,
Upper Groavenor-et. ; Crum Caatle, eo. Fermatiagh.

♦Erroll (17th Earl of), William Harry Hay; cr.l453.

B. 1823; m. d. of Hon. Gen. Charles Gore, C.B. Sits as Baron Kil-

marnock. 2nd tit. Lord Kilmarnock. Became 1st Lieut.of Rifle Brigade

in 1841. Hereditary Lord High Constable of Scotland., (whidi l«

HovnornoBB. 83

tbe higbe»t hereditary dbCinetioBintlie United KiafdMB, after tkoM
enjojred by the Hoyal Family.) Si. Jam0»'» Pala0€: R^vrm Ci^ t
STaint'a Caslle, jib^rtUttuk. f Richmund Park, Smrrtu,

*£rskine (2nd Bar.)i David Montagu Erakine; cr.
1806.

M. lit, a. of Gen. Cudwallader, (dead); Sadly, d.<rf' J.lVavis, eaq. (1ft
Peer a Jvdge.) Rnmerly BnToy Extraovdinary and Minister Plenipo-
teatiary at Munich. Patron of 1 liTing. BuehatMll Cottag*, Suate*.

f Essex (6tb Earl of), Arthur Algernon Cape! ; cr. 1661.
B. 1808, m. d. of the 8th Dake of St. Alban's. Sad Ut. Visot. Maiden. !•
patron of S liTinga. Cashioburif Park, Harts.

f Exeter (2nd Marq. of), Brownlow Cecil, K.G., D.C.L.»
P. C. ; cr. 1801.

B. 1796, at. d. of W. 8. Foynta, esq. Snd th. Ijoid Barghley. Was Orooai
of the Stole to Prince Albert, Am 1841 to 1846; a|ipoiBted Lord Cham-
berlain of the Bonsehold, 1888; is Hereditary Orand Almmier ; Lord-
Lient. of Bntlandahire, and of Northamptonahiie. Is patron of 18 11t>
inga, M, Chr09V0n^-sq.f Coffltng Burgkl»9H9U*0fLimffiuk.

fExETER (Bp. of), Henry Phillpotts, D.D.

B. 1778 } m. 1804, ftth d. of William Snrtees, esq. Cbnseerated 1880.
Preliendary of Dnrham. Fbrmerty Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford.
Is patron of 4S lirings. Annual raise of see, £2700. 17, Atbtmarta*
af.; Athmtmums Palace, Eaatar; CaUaffe, Durham,

fEXMOUTH (3rd Visct.), Edward Pellew ; cr. 1816.

B. 1811. (1st Peer a distinguished naral eooamandrr.) Has been in the
civil serrice of the Bast India Conpany, on the Bengal establishment. la
patron of 1 liTing. 29, Moniagua-aq . j Carlton ; Travarrg, Curmwall,

^Falkland (9th Visct), Lucius Bentinck Cary, P.C.>
G.C.H.; cr. 1620.

B. 1808, m. sister of the 1st Earl of Mnnster. Sits as Baron Hansdon.
Appointed Capt. of the Yeomen of the Onard, July 1846 1 resigned
March 1848. Was Goyernor of Nova Scotia from 1840 to 1846. Ap.
pointed CkiTemor of Bombay Pd>. 1848. Is patron of 1 living. Skut^
tarakalfa, Yorkah.; fVorUy Hall, Barka,

fPALMOuTH (2nd Earl of), George Henry Boscawen;

cr. 1821.

B. 1811. Snd tit. Lord Boacawen-Rose. Is great-grandson to the oele.
hrated Admiral Boscawen. (h. c 1841 as Jjord Boscawen-Bose.) Is
patron of 4 livings. 9, St. Jatnaa'a-aq. t Carltont fVoolAeuHpion
Boaa; Barka; TragcOman, Cornwall,

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34 HOfi"^ ornsBRs.

fFARNHAM (7th Bar. Ir. Rep.)} Henry Maxwell, K. P. ;
cr.l766.

B. 1799 ; m. d. of 88nd Lord Le Deipenoer. Patron of 1 liTing. (h. c.
■ 1888 as Mr. Maxwell.) 44, Brwi-tt. ; Carlton t United Univtrtity;
Famham, eo. Cavan.

fFERRERS (9th Earl), Washington Sewallis Shirley ; or.

1711.

B. 1823, m. d. of Lord Edward C1iiclie«ter. Snd tit. Visct Tamworth.
Is patron of 8 livings ; a Depnty-Lient of Lcioestenh. Chartiey Cattle,
Stqg^dsh. f StatmUm Harold, Leieoaterah.

fFEVER&HAM (2nd Bar.), William Duncombe; or. 182G.
B. 1798, m. d. of the 8th Earl of Galloway. Is patron of 4 liying s.
<h. c 1841, as Hon. W. Doneombe.) 25, Btlgravo-aq. s Duncombe
Park, York$A.

*FiFE (4th Earl of), James Duff, K.T., G.C.H.; cr.l759.

B. 1776, m. d. of J. Manners, esq. dead. Sits as Baron Fife. Snd

tit. Tisct. Macdnff. Lord-Lieat. of Banffiihire. A General in the Spanish

▲my. VMon Cktb ; Dug' Haute; Balvenie Caatle, Bai^eh. s

Innee Houee, Moray; Delgaty Caetle, Aberdeeneh.

*FiNGALL (9th Earl of), Arthur James Plunkett, K. P.,
P.C., cr. 162«.

B. 1791, m. d. of Elias Oorbally, esq. Sits as Baron Fingall. Snd tit.
Lord Killeen. Formerly a Lord in Waiting to the Queen. Is Lord-
Lient. of Meath ; Visitor and Trustee of Masrnooth College, (h. e. 1881
as Lord Killeen.) Brooked a ; Killeen Castle, Meath,

*Fitz-Hardinge (1st Earl), William Fitz-Hardinge
Berkeley ; cr. 1841.

B. 1786, nnmarried. 2nd tit. Lord Segrave. Ool. of the South Glou-
cestershire Militia, and Lord-Lieut, of the co. Is patron of 2 liTings.
Berkeley Houee, Spring Gardene; R^orm Club; Berkeley Caetle,
CUoueeeterth.

•FiTZ-WiLLiAM(6th Earl), Charles William Wentworth

Fitz-William, K.G. ; cr. 1716.

B. 1786, m. d. of Ist Lord Dundas, dead. 2nd tit. Visct. Milton, (b. c.
1833 as Lord Milton.) Is patron of 26 livings. Mortimer House ;
Balkin Street; Milton Park, NortJkamptonsh.; 9Ventworth Houee ^
Yorksh.; MeUton, co. of f^ieklow .

♦Foley (4th Bar.), Thos. Henry Foley, P.C; cr. 1776.
B. 1808, m. 1849, d. of 13th Duke of Norfolk. Has been Capt. of the
GenttoMen at Arms. Patron of 7 livings, (h. c. 1888 as the Hon. T.
Foley.) 26, Groevenor-sq.

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tFoRESTER (2d Bar.), John Geo. Weld Forester, P. C.
cr. 1821.

B. 1801. Has been Capt. of the hon. corps of Gentlemen at Annst
resigned July, 1846. Is patron of 8 liyings. (h. c. 1828 as the Hon.
J. O. Forester.) 18, South Audley-st.; Carlton; fVillty Park,
and Ross Hall, Salop.

•FoRTESCUE (4th Earl), Hugh Fortescue,P.C.; cr. 1789.
B. 1783,m. 1st, d. of the IstBarlof Harrowby,2nd]y, the Dowager Lady
Somenrille, d. of Piers Oeale, esq. 2nd tit. Visct. Ebrington. Has been
Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, and Lord Steward of the Honsehold. Is Lord-
Lieat., Gustos Rot., and Vice-Admiral of Deron, and Col. of Devon
Militia. High Steward of Barnstaple and South Molton. Patron of 6
liTings. (h.c. 1839 as Visct. Ebrington.) 17, Grosvenor-sq,; Castio
HiU,Dsvonsh.; Ebrington Hall, Glouesttsrsh,

fGAGE (4lh Visct.), Henry Hall Gage; cr. 1720.

B. 1791, m. d. of the Hon. Edward Foley. Sits as Baron Gage. Is
patron of 1 Uving. 4, fVhiUhcai Yard; Firls-pl., Susssx; fVost-
bury House, Hants.

^Gainsborough (Ist Earl of), Charles Noel Noel : cr.
1841.

B. 1781, m. 1st, d. of T. Welman, esq.; 2dly, d. of Sir O. Grey, bt. ;
8dly, d. of SirJ.Hamlyn-WiUianis,bt.; 4thly, d. of theEarlofRnden.
(h. c. 1812 as Mr. Noel Noel.) 2nd tit. Yisct. Campden. Patron of 8 Ur-
ings. The Countess is a Lady of the Bedchamber. Barham Court,
Ksni.

fGALLOWAY (9th Earl of), Randolph Stewart ; cr. 1623.

B. 1800, m. d. of the 6th Duke of Beaufort. Sits as Baron Stewart of
Garlics. 2nd tit. Lord Garlics. Was Lord-Lieut, of Wigtonsh, but
resigned in 1861. 45, Grosvenor-sq. ; Galloway House, fVigtonsh.;
Cumloden, Kirkcudbright.

♦Gardner (3rd Bar.), Alan Legge Gardner ; cr. 1800.
B. 1810, m. d. <rf 1st Lord Dinorben. (Peerage conferred for naral ser-
rices.) Formerly a Lord in Waiting. 46, Dover-st. ; Court Garden,
. Bucks.

fGiFFORD (2nd Bar.), Robt. Fras. Gifford ; cr. 1824.
B. 1817, m. eld. d. of Rear Admiral Berkeley. Formerly a Lieut, in
6th Dragoon Guards. (Ist Peer a Judge.)

fGLASGOW (5th Earl of), James Carr-Boyle; cr. 1703.
B. 1792, m. d. of Edward Hay (Mackensie, esq. Sits as Baron Rost, .
2nd tit. Visct. Kelburne. Is a Lieut, in the Nary. Lord-Lieut^ of Ren-

C 2

30 HOnSB OF PEERS,

flrewsh. (h.c. 1S48 m Lord Kelbnrne.) Hawkh«ad, Rtnfirtwth.;
Jtetbume Houte, Ayrth.t Etal, Northumberland i Cranfurd
Priory, Fifeth,

♦Glenelo (Ist Bar.), Charles Grant, P.C.; cr. 1835.
B. 1788, aon of C. Grant, esq., farmeily Churman of tbe Court of Diice-
tors of the Bast India Company. (Peerage conferred for ottcial setTices.)
Has been Chief Secretary for Ireland, Vice-President, and afTerwards
President of the Board of Trade, President of the Board of Contronl, and
Secretary of State for the Colonies, (h. c. 1886 as Mr. C. Grant.) 4 h«
Albany*

fGLENGALL (2nd Earl of, Ir. Rep.), Richard Butler; cr.
1816.

B. 1794, m.d. of W. Hellish, esq. 2ndtit.yisct.Cahir. Ool.oftbcTip-
perary Militia, (h. c 1819 as Lord Cahir.) 84,6ro«t;«n«r-«<.; CarUon g
Cahir CaHle, co. ofTipptrary.

f Gloucester and Bristol (Bp. of), James Henry-
Monk, D.D.

8. of C. Monk, esq. b. 1788, m. d. of Key. H. Haghes. Consecrated
1880. A Prebendary of Westminster. Fbrmerly Fellow of Trinity Col.
lege, Cambridge, and Begins Professor of Greek. Is patron of 32 Uvings.
Annaal ralueof see, jf 3700. Cloisters, Dean^s Yard, fVeatminsier ;
Palace, Gloucester.

GoDOLPHiN (2nd Bar.), George Godolphin Osborne ;
cr. 1832.

B. 1802, m. Miss Stewart. Is patron of 2 lirings. Gogmagog Hille,
Cambridgesh.i Baylis, Bucks.

•GosFORD (3rd Earl of), Archibald Acheson; cr.l806.
B. 1806, m. d. of 10th Earl of Meath. 2nd tit. Visct. Acheson.
Deputy-Lient. of Armagh. Col. of Armagh Militia, (h. c. 1847 as Visct.
Acheson.) Sits as Baron Worlingham. Patron of 7 livings. 69, Grot-
venor-st.; Reform Club; fVorlingham Hall, Si^fblii Go^fonlL
Castle, Armagh.

GouoH (1st Visct.), Hugh Gough, G.C.B.; cr. 1849.
8. of George Gongh, esq. of Woodstown, co. Limerick. B. 1779* m.
d.ofLieat.U3en. Stephens. (Peerage conferred for military services.) A
General in the army ; Col. of the 87th Foot. Was for some time Com-
mander-in-chief ai the forces in India. Enjoys a pension of jf 2000
per annum, for the battles of Moodkee, Feroaeshah, and Sobnou.
St. Helens, Booterstoum, Dublin.

•Grafton (5th Duke of), Henry Fitz-Roy; cr. 1675.
B. 1790, m. d. of Sir O. C. Berkeley. 2nd at. Bail uf BoAton. The Dnkee

noVSt Of PBEB8. 37

of Oiifloa were HcreJbtary Beaten of the Oourts of QveeB*s BcBeh ud
Oomnion Pleas; baton the oflce befiig aboUahed la 1846, a peadoB of
4843 was confeired. Dep.*>Lient. of SaJfoUi. Kaager of Salscy and Whit<
tlfbory Forests, (h. e. 1842 as Earl ai Boston.) Is patron of 4 llTings.
47. Claries Street t Reform Club t fVaktJUUt L^dge^ ButHmg-
kam»h.i Evston Halt, St^jfolk.

fGRANTLEY (3rd Bar.), Fletcher Norton ; cr. 1782.
B. 1706, m. d. of Sir W. Beechey. High Steward of Guildlbrd. Is
patron of 1 liTing. 10, fVilton-pt.; CarUont Grantiey Hall, York-
0k. ; ff^onereh., Surrey ; D«Ue, Perthah,

^Granville (2nd Earl), Granville George Leveson
Gower, P. C. ; cr. 1833.

B. 1816, m. d. of Duke of Dalberg, relict of Sir F. R. E. Acton, Bart,
(h. c. 1846 as Lord Lereaon.) Is a D«p. Lieut of Salop. Has been Sec.
of State tor Foreign Affairs, Master of the Bnckhonnds to the Queen,
TJoe-Preaident of the Board of Trade, also Paymaster-General of the
Forces, and TreasnKr of the Nary. Is a Oonunissioner of Bailways.
A Major in the Staflbrdsh. Yeomanry CaTalry. 2nd tit. Lord Lere-
son. (Peerage ooofbrred for diplomatic serrioes.) 16, JBni/onslrssI;
Stone Park, Staffordeh,

fGRAY (16th Bar. Sco. Rep.), John Gray ; cr. 1446.

B. 1798, m. d. of the late Col. Chas. Philip Ainslie. A I>ep.^Lient. of
Perthsh. The 16th Baron was for many years a Sco. Rep. 82, Albe^
marU-et.t Carlton; Gray House, Forfarsh.t Kiitfaune Castle,
Perthsh.

•Grey (3rd Earl), Henry George Grey, P.C.; cr. 1802.

B. 1808 ; m. in 1889, d. of the late Sir Joseph Copley, Bart. Snd tit. Viscf .
Howick. Has been Under Secretary for the Colonies, Under Secretary for
the Home Department, Secretary at War, and Secretary of State for the
Colonies. Lord.-Lient. and Castos Rot. of Northumberland, (h. c. 1846
as Lord Howick.) 18, Carlton HouseUerr, t Carlton; Howiek
Bouse, Northumberland,

tGuiLFORD (6th Earl of). Rev. Francis North ; cr. 1762.

B. 1772, m. 1st, d. of the Rer. J. Harrison ; 2ndly, d. of Sir H. Warde.

Snd tit. Lord North. (l«t Peer a judge.) Master of St. Cross Hospital,

Winchester. Is patron of 9 lirings. 2l,Dover-st.; Carlton t kf^alder-

share Park, Kent ; Old Alresford, Hants.

fHADDiNGTON(9thEarlof), Thomas Hamilton, P.C; cr.
1619. , ^,

B.1780,m.d.offhe4thEarIofMaecle8fleld. Sits as Baron Melrose. Snd
tit. Lord Binning. Has been Lord-Privy Seal, Lord-Lieut, of Ireland,
and first Lord of die Admiralty. A Dep.'Lleat. of Haddingtonsh. (h.c.

38 HOUSE OF PEERS.

1828 M Lord BiaxSag.) 48, Btrkthy-aq. ; Carlton s Tyntnghtnu
Hotue, CO. tif Haddinffton g XmmsW Houm4, Btnaictsh.

"Hamilton and Brandon (10th Duke of), Alexander

Hamilton Douglas, K.6.) P.C. ; cr. 1643.

B. 1767, m. d. of Wm. Beekf<»d, esq. Sits as Duke of Brandon. Snd

tit. Marq. of Douglas. Premier peer of Scotland. Hereditary Keeper

of Holyrood Palace, Lurd-Lient. of Lanark. Is patron of 1 living.

12,Portman-tq.; Hamilton Houte, Lanark ; Kinniel, LinKthgow,

Harborouoh (6th Earl of), Robert Sherard; cr. 1719.
B. 1797, m. d. of B. D. Temple, esq. Snd tit. Lord Sherard. Is patron
of 5 livings. Stapltford, Leicestersh.t Glaiston, Rutlandsh.

f Hardinoe (Ist Visct.)| Henry Hardinge, O.C.B.»P.C.;
cr. 1846.

Br. of Rev. Sir C. Hardinge, bart. B. 1785, m. d. of Ist Marq. of
Londonderry, relict of John James, esq. Is a Lient-JGen. in tbe Army,
Col. 67tli Foot. (Peerage conferred for offldal and military services.)
Enjoys a pension for wonnds at Waterloo i also a pension of jf 5000
a year for the battles of the SutleJ. Has been Sec. at War, Chief Sec.
for Ireland, and Govemori.Gen. of India. Appointed Master General of
the Ordnance 1863, salary jff40U0. (h. c. 1844 as Sir Henry Hardinge.)
15, Great Stanhope-H. ; South Park, Kent; KeUon, Durham t
King^e-Neteton, Derbyeh.

f H ARDWicKE (4th Earl of), Charles Philip Yorke, D.C. L.,

P.C. ; cr. 1754.

B. 1799, m.d. of 1st Lord Ravensworth. Snd tit. Yiact. Roysten. (lat
Peer a judge.) Formerly a Lord in Waiting. Is one ofthe Council of
the Duchy of Lancaster. A Capt. in the Navy. Lord Lieut, and Custos
Rot. Cambridgesh. Appointed Postmaster General 1852. (h. c. 1834 na
Capt. Yorke.) Is patron of 10 livings. 10, St. Jamee'esq. t Carlton s
fVimpole Hall, Cambridgesh.; Sydney Lodge, Hants i Titlen-
hanger Hall, Herts.

f Harewood (3rd Earl of), Henry Lascelles ; cr. 1812,

B. 1797, m. d. of 2d Marq. of Bath. Snd tit. Visct. Lascelles. Is Lord-
Lieut, of the West Riding of Yorksh. Is patron of S livings. HanovoT'
sq.; Harewood, Yorksh.

Harrington (5th Earl of), Leicester Fitz-Oerald
Charles Stanhope; cr. 1742.

B. 1784, m. d. of William Green, esq., of Jamaica. A Col. in the
Army. 2nd tit Visct. Petersham. (Peerage conferred for diplomatic
services.) Is patron of 2 livings. Ashbumham House, Chelsea g
Slvtufon Casth, Derby sh. ; Oawsworth, Cheshiro,

B0U8B OP PBBR8. S9

fHA&iiis (3rd Bar.), George Francis Robert Harris; cr.
1815.

B. 1810» m. d. of Archdeacon Commini. Appoiitod Lteot.-OoTernor
of Trinidad, Mij, 1846. Ooyernor and Com^in Chief there Not. 1846.
(Peerage confeired for military services.) Carttotii Belmont, Kent,

+HARROWBY (2nd Earl of), Dudley Ryder ; cr. 1809.
B. 1708, ni. d. of 1st Marq. of Bute. A Dep.-Lient. of Staffordsh. Was
for a short time Sec. to the India Board. 2nd tit. Visct. Sandon. Is
IMtron of 4 livings, (h. c. 1847 as Lord Sandon.) 89, Graavenor-sq. t
Athencmm; Sandon Ball, Staffordeh.; Norton, Glotteeetereh,

'Hastings (Bar.), Jacob Astley, D.C.L.; cr. 1289.
B. 1797 i m. d. of Sir H. W. Dashwood, bt. (dead); was sommoned to
the Hbvse oi Peers in 1841, being one of the heirs of Sir John de
Hastings, who sat in parliament temp. Edward I. Is Patron of 2 livings,
(h. c. 1837 as Sir J. Astley.) 7, Ca/vendtah-eq. t Melton ConstublOt
Noffolt; Seaton Delaval, Northumberland.

*Hatherton (1st Bar^), Edward Jobn Littleton, P.C. ;
cr. 1835.

B. 1791, ra. 1st, d. of the 1st Marq. Wjellesley (dead); 2ndly, relict of
Edward D. Darenport, esq. Has been CSiief Secretary for Ireland. Is
patron of 5 livings, (h. c. 1835 as Mr. Littleton. ) R^orm Club ,*
Teddesl0yPark, Stciffbrdsh.

fHAWARDEN (3rd Visct. Ir. Rep.), Cornwallls Maude ;

cr. 1791.

B. 1780, m. d. of P. C. Brace, esq. (dead) . Appointed a Lord In Waiting
to the Qaeen 186fi. 21, Lowndee-st.t Carlton s Dundrum, eo. Tip-
perary.

*Hawk.e (4th Bar.), Edward Wm. Harvey Hawke ; cr.

1776.

B. 1799, m. d. of Sir /. Ranuden, bt. dead. (1st Peer the celebrated
Admiral Hawke.) Is patron of 1 living. Towt<n% Hall, Searthingwett
Hall, and fVomereley House, Yorkeh.

•HEADFORT(2nd Marq. of ), Thos. Taylour, K.P., P.O.;
cr. 1800.

B. 1787, m. d. of the late Sir J. Stevenson, Mas. I>oc. widow of Ed.
Taite Dalton, dead. Sits as Baron Kenlis. 2nd tit. Earl of Bective. Has
been a Lord in Waiting to the Queen. Lord-Lieut, of the co. of Cayan,
Ool. of the Meath Militia. Brookes^e ; Headfort House, co. ofMeath,

f Hereford (15th Visct.), the Rev. Robert Fleming
Devereux ; cr. 1550.
B. 1809, m. d. of Geo. Ravenscroft, esq. Is Premier Viscount. I

40 BOUSE OF FBES8.

patron of SUTiags. Rector of Little H«nlMU 121,Re0ntf-«l.) Car**
foM; Nantcribba HaU, Mcntgtnerysh.i TVegw^ eo. q/* Brecon.

^Hereford (Bp. of), Renn Dickson Hampden, D.D.

8. of Rena Hampden, «sq., of Barbados. M. d. of — Lowell, esq.

Oonsecrated 1848. Educated at Oriel Coll. Oxford, of which he

-was fellow and tutor; became Regins Professor of Divinity in 1886.

Is patron of 88 livings. Annual value of the see, £4200. 107, BaioH

f Hertford (4th Marq. of), Richard Seymour-Conway,
K.G.; cr. 1793.

B. 1800. Sndtit.BarlofTaimonth. A Capt. in the Army. Is patron
of 6 livings. 18, Berteleytq.s CarU*Ht Svtdhtum^e HaU, Stiffblk;
Ragbffy Waruficksh,

fHEYTESBURY (1st Bar.), Wm. k Court, G.C.B., P.O. ;

cr. 182a

B.1779, m.d. of the Hon. W. Bonverie. Has been Ambassador at St.
Petersbnrgh, and other Bnropean Oourts ; as also Lord Lieat.'Oen. and
Gen. Governor of Ireland. Is Gov. of the Isle of Wij^t and of Carisfaniok
jCastte. Carltwi ; Heytetbuty Hens*, fVittt.

tHlLL(2nd Visct), Rowland HiU; cr. 1842.

B. 1800, m. d. of Jos.GIegg, esq. (h. c. 1842, as 8irR. HUl.) Is patron
of 2 livings. Lord>Lieut.andCDstosRot.<^8hropsh. C!ol.oftheShn>psh.
Militia. (Peerage conferred for military services.) 25, B^rkeieysq. ;
Carlton s Hardwiet Granfft, and Hawkaton Part, Salop.

^Holland of Holland (4th Bar.), Henry Edward
Fox ; cr. 1762.

B. 1802, m. d. of 8th Barl of Coventry. Has been Minister at the Court
of Tuscany. (Peerage conferred for olBcial services.} Is patron of 8
lirings. Holland Hon**,, Middles**.

fHoME (11th Earl of, Sco. Rep.), Cospatrick Alexander
Ramey-Home: cr. 1605.

B. 1709, m. d. of 2nd Lord Montagu. A Deputy-Lieut, of Berwicksh.
2nd tit. Lord Dunglas. 1st Peer was Ambassador to England in 1469.
Ths Hirsel, BenoiokatUre.

HoPETOUN (6ih Earl of), John Alexander Hope ; cr.
1703.

B. 1881. FormerlyComet and 8ub-lieut. 1st Life Guards. Hereditary
Keeper of Lochmaben Castle. A Dep.-Ueut. of Linlithgow. H<^9toun
House, Li$UUhgowsh.t RactUUs, Dun^Hessh,; Ormiston, Had-
dingtonsk.

HOVSB OF PEEKS. 41

•Howard de Walden and Seaford (6th Ear.), Charles
Augustus Ellis, G.C.B.; cr. 1597.

B. 1799, m. d. of the 4th Duke of PflrtUnd. Capt. in tlM Amy. An-
baMkdor »t BruMels. Bu been Under Secretary of State for Foreign Af-
fairs, Minister Plfnipotentiary at StocUaolm, at Liaiion, and at Bnusels.
Stitfard, SuM*0X.

*HowDEN(2nd Bar.), John Hobart Caradoc,K.H.;cr.l819.

B. 1799, m. d. of the Count SlMrronsIiey. A Ool. in the Army. Equerry
to the DacheM of Kent. Appointed AmbasMdor to Spain, May,
1850. Salary, £6000. (Peerage conferred for military serrices.) 18,
Htrrf'crd'St. { Grimtton Park, and Sp<»tdington, Yort$h.

fHowE (1st Earl), Richd. Wm. Penn Curzon Howe,
D.C.L., P.C. ; cr. 1821.

B. 1796, m. d. of the 6th Earl of Cardigan, dead. 2nd tit. Tisct. Cnr
■on. Was Lord Cbamtierlain to the late Queen Dowager Itrom 1884 till
her Migesty's death, Dee. 1849. Is patron of 7 livings. 8, South AudUey'
«!./ P^im JSous€, Bueka i Gopsalt Ltieesterah.

•Huntingdon (13th Earl of), Francis Theophilus
Henry Hastings; cr. 1529.

B. 1808, m. d. of R. Power, esq. 8nd tit. Lord Hastings. 41, Glou-
e99ter-rd,, Hyd$ Pk. ; I7nton Club,

fHuNTLY (9th Marq. of), Geo. Gordon, K.T. ; cr. 1699.
B. 1761, m.d. of the late Sir C. Cope, bt. dead. Sits as Baron Meldrum.
Snd tit. Earl of Aboyne. (1st Peer a distinguished military commander.)
Ool. of the Aberdeensh. Militia, Aide-de-camp to the Queen. Is patron of
41iTings. fU, Chap0l-st.,Gro9v«nor^l.; CarlUmi Aboyn* Cattle,
Aberdemuh.i Orton, Huntmgdonsh.

*Ilchester (3rd Earl of), Henry Stephen Fox-Strang'
ways , P.C. ; cr. 1756.

B. 1787, m. d. of the Rt. Rct. Lord O.Murray, dead. 2nd tit. Lord
Btairordale. Ispatronof 17liTing8. 31, Old Burlington-»t. ; Melbury
House, Dorset j Redlyneh, Somerset.

f Jersey (5th Earl of), Geo. Child Villiers, P.C. ; cr.
1697.

B. 1778, m. d. of the 10th Earl of Westmoreland. 2nd tit. Tisct. Tilliers .
n^m been Lord Chamberlain, and Master of the Horse i reappointed to
the latter offlce, 1852. Is patron of B 11 rings. 88, Berkeley-sq.i Carl-
Umi Osterley Park, Middlesex ; Middleton Park, Ojfford.

*Keane (2nd Bar.) Edward Arthur Wellington Keane ;
cr. 1839.

B. 1816 m. 1847, iMvau, 2nd d. of 8. Yates Benyon, esq. Was « Major

42 HOUSE OF PEERS.

in the Anny, and Capt. 87th Foot. (Peerage confienred for military
aervices.) Junior United Service ; Cappoquin,eo. fVaierford,-

*Kenmarb (2nd Earl of), Valentine Browne, P.C.; cr«

1800.

B. 1788, m. d. of Sir Robert Wilmot« Bart. Is one of the Yisiton of
Majrnooth College. Lord-Lieat. of Kerry. Snd tit. Lord Caatleroaae.
Sita aa Barwi Kenmare. 11, Belgrave^q.; CeuUeroeee, eo. Kerrjf,

fKENYON (2nd Bar.), George Kenyon, F.S.A.; cr. 1788.

B. 1776, m. d. of Sir Thomas Hanmer, dead, flat Pea* a Jndge.) A

Bencher of the Middle Temple, Custos Breviom of the Court of Queen's

Bench. Is patron of 21iTings. 9, Portman-eq.; Carlton i Gredington

Hall, Flinteh.

KiLMAiNE (3rd Bar. Ir. Rep.), John Cavendish Browne;
cr. 1789.

B. 1794, m. 1st, 182S, d. of David Lyon, esq. (dead) ; 2ndly, 1889, d.
of the Hon. C. E. Law. Chsulston Park, fVeatmeatht The tieale^
CO. Mayo.

fKiLMORE, Elphin, AND Ardagh (Bp. of), John
Leslie, D.D.

S. of C. P. Leslie, esq., of Glaslough, oo. of Monaghan. M . d. of Bp .
(St. Lawrence) of Cork, dead. Yfaa fwmerly of Trin. Coll. Dublin i
consecrated Bp. of Dromore in 1813, translated to Elphin in 1819,
and succeeded to Kilmore in 1841. Is patron of 68 livings. Annual
value of the see, j^268. Elphin Hotue, eo. Roscommon ; Kilmore
House, CO. Cavan.

♦Kingston (4th Earl of), Robert King; cr.l768.

B. 1796. Sits as Baron Kingston. Snd tit. Yisct. Kingsborongb.
(h. c. 1831 as Mr. King.) MiteheUtoum Castle, eo. of Cork.

•Kinnaird (9th Bar.), Geo. Wm. Fox Kinnaird, P.O. ;
cr. 1682.

B. 1807, m. d.of 1st Lord De Mauley. Sits as Baron Rossle. Has been
Master of the Buckhounds to the Queen. Is a Deputy-Lieut, of Perthsh .
83, Grosvenor-street ; Kinnaird House, and Rossie Priory, Perthsh.

fKiNNOULL (lOth Earl of), Thomas Robert Drummond
Hay; cr. 1704.

B. 1785, m. d. of Sir C. Rowley, bt. Sits as Baron Hay. 2nd tit. Yisct.
DuppUn. Lord Lyon King of Arms, Lord-Lieut. of Perthshire, Col. of
the Perthshire MiUtia. Is patron of 1 Uving. 68, Green-st.: Dun^
plin Castle, Perthsh,

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HOUSE OP PEBR8. 43

KiNTORE (8th Earl of), Francis Alexander Keith. Fal-
coner ; cr. 1677*

B. 1838 ; m. d. of Fraocb Hawkiss, esq. Sits aB Lord Kintore. Snd
tit. Lord Inyemrie. 48, Portland-pl, ,• Keith UaU^ Ab*r<U€tuh.t
btfrlitmaldie, KinearcUnesh.

Lanesborough (5th Earl of, Tr. Rep.), George John

Danvers Butler- Dan vera: cr. 1756.

B.1794,in. 1st, third d. of the late Col. StephenF. W. Fremantle, dead.

Sodly, d. of C. Bishop, esq., and relict of ffir Richard Hanter, M.D. 2nd

tit. Lord Newtown^atler. 81, Chaptl-st. ; Gro»venor-*q. i Stoitk'

land Hall, Leioettersh. ; Lttntaborough Lodge, eo. Cavan.

*Lansi>owne (3rd Marq. of), Henry Petty Fitz-Maurice,
K.G., P.C., D.C.L.; cr. 1784.

B. 1780, m. d. of the Snd Earl of Ilchester (dead). Snd tit. Earl of Sfael-
bame, and Earl of Kerry alternately. Lord-l4iettt. of Wilts. A Governor
ni the Charter House. Has been Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Presi-
dent of the Conncil. (h. c. 1800 as Lord Henry Petty.) Patron of 8
llTings. The ancestors of the Marquis were ancient Irish Barons hrom
the time of Henry II., one of whom married the daughter of Sir Wil-
liam Petty. 54, Berkeley »q. ; Bowood Pari, fVtltsh.

f Lauderdale (9th Earl of), James Maitland ; cr. 1624.

B. 1784. Sits as Baron Lauderdale. Snd tit. Yisct. Maitland.
(Peerage conferred for offlcial services.) Is Lord-Lieut, of Berwickshire
and Heritable Standard Bearer of Scotland. Thirtestane, Ber-
wickth.; Dunbar House, E. Lothian.

*Leeds (7th Duke of), Francis Godolphin D'Arcy Os-
borne ; cr. 1694.

B. 1708, m. d. of Richard CatOD,esq. relict of Sir F. E. B. Hervey, bart.
Snd tit. Marq. of Carmarthen. Is patron of 6 lirings. Col. of the North
Toik Militia. Hornby Castle, Yorkth.i Godolphin Park, Cornwall,

^Leicester (2nd Earl of), Thomas Wm. Coke ; cr. 1837.
B. 18S2, m. d. of Samuel Charles Whitbread, esq. Snd tit. Yisct. Coke.
Lord-Lieut. of Norfolk. Holkham, Noffolk.

Leigh (2nd Bar.), William Henry Leigh ; cr. 1839.
B. 1824, m. d. of Snd Marq. of Westminster. A Capt. in the Warwick-
shire Yeomanry Cayalry. 80, Portman-sq. ,* Stoneleigh Abbey, fVar-
toiekeh*

*Leinster (3rd Duke of), Aug. Fred. Fitz-Gerald, P.O.;

cr. 1766.
B. 1791, m. d. of the 8rd Earl of Harrington. Sits as Tisct. Leinster.

44 fiOUSEOPFBKRS.

Sndtit. Marq. of Kildare. Lord-Lient. »nd Cnstos Rot. of Kildare, Ist
Commissioner of the Board of Irish Education. One of the yiBitorB<^
Maynooth College. Grand Master of the Freemasons of Ireland. Is
patron of 8 lirings. Sole Duke, premier Marq. and Earl of Iieland.
6, Carlton House Terrace i Carton, eo. of Kildare.

•Leitrim (2ud Earl of), Nath. Clements, K.P., P.C. ;
cr. 1795.

B. 1768, m. d. of Wm. Bermingham, esq. dead. Sits as Baron Clements.
Sndtit. Vi-wt. Clements. Lord-Lieut, and Custos Rot. of the co. of Lel>
trim ; Col. of the Donegal Militia, and Cnstos Rot. of the co. of Donegal.
Is entitled to a pension of 036/., for the loss of the abolished offlce of
Searcher of Customs in Ireland, but has not claimed it since 18S9.
(h.c. 1804 as Lord Clements.) 3, Groevenorsq.i KiUcuioon, oo. JT//.
dare.

f Leven and Melville (8th Earl of. See. Rep.), David
Leslie Melville ; cr. 1690.

B. 1785, m.d. of Sir A. Campbell, bt. 2nd tit. Visct. Balgonle. Are-
tired Rear Admiral. A Dep.-Lient. of Fifesh. Carlton t Melvilim
House, ro. cfFife.

•Lichfield (1st Earl of), Thos. Wm. Anson, D.C.L.,
P.C; cr. 1831.

B. 1795, m. d. of Nath. Phillips, esq. 9nd tit. Yiset. Anson. Has been
Postmaster-Gen., and Master of the Buckhounds. Is patron of 4 li rings.
\, Stable-yard, St. Jamee^ei Shugborough Park, Staffordeh*

f Lichfield (Bp. of), John Lonsdale, D.D.

Was Prebendary of St. Paul's fh>m 1881 till 1843 : Principal of King's
College, London, from 1839 till 1843. Rector of 8outhfleet,Kent, during
the same period. Archdeacon of Middlesex, 1842; and many years
Preacher at Lincoln's Inn. Consecrated Bishop of Lichfield, 1843. Is
patron of 22 livings. Annual value of see, jf 4500. 89, Hartty'Streei g
Eeeleshallt Staffordeh,

•LiLFORD (3rd Bar.), Thos. Atherton Powys j cr. 1797»
B. 1801, m. d. of 3rd Lord Holland. Formerly a Lord in Wailing to the
Queen. Is patron of 8 livings. 10, Groevenor-pLf Lifford Park,
Northamptonsh. ; Beuiaay Hall, Laneash.

f Limerick (2nd Earl of), William Henry Tenison
Pery ; cr. 1803.

B. 1812, m. d. of Lieut. Nicholas Horsley, of the 9eth foot. 2nd tit.
Lord Olentworth. Sits as Baron FOxford. Is patron of 1 liTing.
^■^uthillParJbfBerte.

BOUSS OF PBBRt. 46

fLiNCOLN (Bp. of), John Kaye, D.D.

B. 1788, n. d. of John Mortlock, esq. Prorincial Chancel, of Canterbary.
Cons. Bp. of Bristol 1820; translated 1827. Formerly Fellow and Master
of CSirist's College, and Regius Professor of Divinity, Cambridge. Is
patron of 50 livings. Annual value of the see, jf4000. I, R9g9ni-»t.i
Buctden Palace, Huntingdonth.

fLiNDSEY (10th Earl of), George Augustus Frederick
Albemarle Bertie; cr. 1626.

B. 1814. Unmarried. ADepoty-Llent. of Lincolnsh. 2nd tit. Lord
Bertie. Is patron of 2 livings. Uffington, Lin9oln*h.

*LisMORE (Ist Visct.), Cornelius O'Callaghan, P.O.;
cr. 1806.

B. 1775, m. d. of the 17th Earl of Ormonde, divorced. Is Lord
Lieat. of Tipperary. Sits as Baron Lismore. Shanbally Cattle, eo.
Tipperaty,

*LoNDESBOROuaH (Ist Bar.), Albert Denison Denison,
K.C.H.; cr. 1860.

Second B. of Ist Marq. of Con]mgham. B. 18u6, m. lit, 4th d. of 1st
Lord Forester, dead, 2ndly, eld. d. of the Hon. Capt. Bridgeman, R.N.
Asfluned the name of Denison in lien of Conyngham 1840. Formerly Se-
cretary of Legation at Berlin ; a Dep.-Lient. of Donegal, (h. c 18S0 as
Lord Albert Denison.) 14}. PieeadiUy ; fVhite'e ; BrooJbee'e ; Junior
United Service I Gritnetone, Yorkshire.

f London (Bp. of), Chas. James Blomfield,D.D.,P.C.
S. of C Blomfield, esq. B. 1786, m. Ist, d. of W. Heath, Esq. | 2ndly,
d, of Charles Cox, esq. and relict of Thomas Kent, esq. Provincial Dean
of Canterbury, and Dean of the Chapels Royal. Consecrated Bp. of
Chester 1824; translated 1828. Formerly Fellow of Trinity College,
Qunbridcre. Is patron of 00 livings. Annual value of see, £11,700,
Lamdbm House, St. James^e-sq.; Fuiham Palace, Middlesex.

fLoNDONDGRRY (3rd Marq. of), Charles William Vane,
G.C.B.,G.C.H., D.C.L., P.C. ; cr. 1816.
B. 1778, m. lst,d. of theSrdEarlof Damley; 2ndly,d. of Sir Harry
▼ane Tempest. Sits as Earl Yane. 2nd tit. Visct. Castlereagh. A
OcB. in the Army, Col. of the 2nd Liiie Guards, Custos Rot. of the coun-
ties of Londonderry and Down, Lord*>Lieut. of Durham ; has been Am-
bassador at Vienna. Is patron of 5 livings. Uoldemesse Houses
Park-l. ; Carlton i Mount Steioart, eo. of Down; fVynyard Park,
and Seaham Hall, Durham.

46 HOUSE OF PEERS.

f Longford (3rd Earl of), Edward Michael Pakenfaam ;
cr. 1785.

B. 1817. Sits as Baron Silctaester. Became a Capt. 2nd Life Goarda
in 1848. 24, Bruton-street; Pakenham Hall,eo. fVestmtath,

f Lonsdale (2nd Earl of), William Lowther, P.C. ; cr,
1807.

B. 1787. 2nd tit. Yisct. Lowther. Lord-Lieut, and Vice-Admiral of
Cumberland and Westmoreland. Has been Chief Commissioner of Woods
and Forests, Treasurer of the Navy, Ylce-President of the Board of
Trade, and Postmaster- Gen. Appointed President of the Gonndl 1852,
salary jf 2000. Is Lieut.-Col. of the Westmoreland Militia. Was called
to the npper house during^ his father's lifetime, by the title of Baron
Lowther. (h. c. 1841 as Lord Lowther.) Is patron of 83 lirings. 14,
Carlton-terrace; Carlton; Cottesmore Park, Rutlandsh. ; Lowther
Castle, fVestmoreland ; fVhitehaven Castle, Cumberland.

fLoRTON (IstVisct. Ir. Rep.), Robert Edward King;

cr. 1806.

B. 1773, m. d. of thelst Earl of Rosse (dead). A Lieut.-Gen. in the Army,
Lord-Lieut, and Custos Rot. of the co. of Roscommon, Col. of the Ros-
common Militia. 18t Cheeham Place i Carlton i Rockingham., co. qf
Roscommon.

*LovAT (Ist Bar.), Thomas Alexander Fraset ; cr. 1837«
B. 1802, m. d. of 6th Lord Stafford. Is head of one branch of the
Fraser family. A Dep .-Lieut, of InTerne8s.4h. and Aberdeensh. Beau-
fort, InvemesS'Sh,

•LOVELACE (Ist Earl of), William King; cr. 1838.

B. 1806, m. d. of 6th Lord Byron. 2nd tit. Yisct. Ockham. (1st Peer a
judge.) Is patron of 8 livings. Lord-Lieut, and Custos Rot. of Surrey.
Lient.-Col. Commandant of the Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry. 6, Great
Cumberland-pi. : Ockham Park, Ripley ^ Surrey; Ashley Combe,
Porlock, Somerset.

f LucAN (3rd Earl of, Ir. Rep.), Geo. Chas. Bingham ;
cr. 1796.

B.1800,m.d. of 6th Earl of Cardigan. 2nd tit. Lord Bingham. Lord.
Lieut, of the co. of Mayo. A Major-Gen. in the army. 20, Hawser-
sq. ; Laleham, Middlesex; Castlebar, co. Mayo,

LuRGAN (2nd Baron), Charles Brownlow; cr. 1839.
B. 1881. Formerly Ensign 76th foot. Lurgan Castle^ co. Armagh,

fLYNDHURST (Ist Bar.), John Singleton Copley, D.C.L.,
F.R.S., P.C; cr. 1827-
B. 1772, m. Ist, d. of C. Brunsden, esq. ; 2dly, d. of L. Goldsmith, Esq.

BOU8B OF PEERS. 4?

Is High Steward of the Univenity of Ckmteidge. Hm been flvoeetriTcly ,
Solicitor-Gen., Attomey-Oen., and Master of tlieRoQs. Was Lord Chan-
oellor dnrinic the Duke of Wellington's administration, Lord Chief Baron
of the Court of Exchequer daring that of Earl Grey, and again Lord
Chancellor ftom Not. 1834 till April, 1886 ; and trom Sept. 1841 to Jnly,
1846. (h. C.1827 as Sir John Copley.) 86, Cr«org0-tt., Hanover-tq. ;
Carlton; fVimbl^don, Surrty.

•Lyttelton (4th Bar.) Geo. Wm. Lyttelton ; or. 1794.
B. 1817, m. d. of Sir 8. R. Glynne, hart. Is High Steward of Be wdley .
Lord-Lient. and Castos Rot. of Woreestersh. Is Principal of Queen's
College, Birmingham. Was senior medallist at Cambridge in 1888. 88,
St. James' 9-pht Htiffley Park, fVoretstersh.

Macclesfield (6th Earl of), Thomas Augustus WoU
stenholme Parker; or. 1721.

B. 1811 : m. 1st, d. of Edmund Tumor, esq. i Jhidly, d. of 2nd Harq.
of Westminster. 2nd tit. Viset. Parker. (Ist Peer a judge.) Is patron
of 6 livings. 9, Conduit'*t.f Sherboume Cattle, O^fttrohh.; BueJb-
faetteigh, Devon.

f Malmesbury (3rd Earl of), Jas. Howard Harris, P.C. ;

cr. 1800.

B. 1807, m. d. of 5th Earl of TankerriUe, Snd tit. Tisct. Fitsharris.
Appointed Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 1852, salary jf 5000.
(Peerage conferred for diplomatic serrices.) (h. c. 1841 as Visct. Fits,
harris.) Is patron of 1 liring. St fVhitehall Gardens ; Carlton t Heron
Court, Hante.

fMANCHESTER (6tfa Duke of), Geo. Montagu; cr. 1719.

B. 1799, m. 1st, d. of the late Gen. Sparrow (dead) { 2nd1y, d. of
Omwuy R. Dobbs, esq. (h. c. 1837 as Lord Mandeville.) 2nd tit. Visct.
Mandeville. (Ist Peer a judge.) Is patron of 3 livings. A Commander,
R.N. Athenasum ; National ; Kimbolton Castle, Hunttngdonsh.

'Manchester (Bp. of), James Prince Lee, D.D.

Obtained a Craven Scholarship at Cambridge in 1827. and subsequently
became a fellow of Trinity College. Graduated A.B. 1828, and A.M.
1881.' Appointed Assistant Master of Rngby School, under Dr. Arnold,
in 1830 ; and afterwards became Head Master of King Edward's Gram-
mar School at Birmingham. Consecrated 1848. Annual value, jf 4800.
Sedgeley Hall, Manchester.

f Manners (2nd Bar.), John Henry Manners- Sutton;

cr. 1807.

B. 1818, m. 1848, 8rd d. of Captain William Bateman Dash wood, R.N.
A Dep.-Lient. of Sufblk. (Fbrst Peer a judge.) 56, Upper Brooi-et. ;
TJke Grove, Stiffolk; Foston, Lincoln.

48 BOUSE OF PEERS.

fMANSFiELD (4th Earl of), Wm. Davtd Murray, K.T. ;
cr. 1792.

B. 1806,m. d. of C. Bllison.eaq. dead. 2nd tit. Ld. Stomont. Hereditary
Keeper of tbe Palace of Scone. Lieat.-Col. of Stirlingsh. Militia. Has
been a Lord of the Treasury. Is Lord High Commissioner to the Church
of Scotland. Is patron of 1 living, (h. c. 1840 as Lord Stormont.)
Carlton; Citen fVbod, Middlesex; Cumlongan Cattle ^ Dum-
frtesah. ; Sehaw Park^ Claekmannansh. i Seont PaJaee, Perth.

+MANVERS (2nd Earl), Chas. Herbert Pierrepont; cr.
1806.

B. 1778, m. d. of A. H. Byre, esq. 2nd tit.Tisct. Newark. Is patron
of 14 liTings. 18, Porttnan-eq.; Thoreehy Park, and Hotnu-Pierre-
pont, Nottinghamsh.

fMARLBOROUGH (5th Dukeof),George Spencer Churchill,
D.C.L. ; cr. 1702.

B. 1793 ; m. istt d. of the 8th Earl of GaUoway ; 2ndly, 6th d. of 4th
Yisct. Ashbrook ; 8rdly, d. of the Hon. Edw. Stewart. 2nd tit. Marq. of
Blandford. Is Lord Lieut, of Oxfordsh. A pension, and the estate of
Blenheim, were settled by Parliament on this family, to reward the
senrices of the celebrated Duke of Marlborough, (h. 0. 1840, as Marq.
of Blandford.) Is patron of 11 livings. Blenheim Houee, Ojtfordeh.

*Massereene AND Ferrard (lOth Visct.), John Poster
Skeffington, K.P. ; cr. 1660.

B. 1812, m. d. of Henry Deane Orady» esq. of Lodge, co. Limerick.
(1st Peer an active promoter of the Restoration of Charles II.) Sits as
Bar. Oriel. A Deputy-Lieut, of Antrim ; Lieut.Xol. of Louth Militia.
Is patron of 2 livings, jithenatumf Antrim Cattle, eo. Antrim g
Oriel Temple, eo. LotUh,

f Maynard (3rd ViscL), Henry Maynard ; cr. 1766.

B. 1786, m. d. of R. Rabett, esq. Lord-Lieut, and Yiee-Admiral of
Essex. Is patron of livings. 88, Grosvmor-s^.; Boston Lodge, Eeees,

Mayo (5th Earl of, Jr. Rep.), Robert Bourke ; cr. 1785.
B. 1797; n. d. of Hon. John Jocelyn. The 4th Earl was for 88 yean
an Ir. Rep. Palmereton House, Naas, Kildare.

Meath (Bp. of), Thomas Stuart Townsend, D.D.

Eld. s. of the late Thomas Townsend, esq. B. 1801, m. d. of Chaiies
Spread, esq. Formerly of Trin. ColL, Dublin, had been rector of Bum.
olinxch, CO. Kilkenny, and Dean of Lismore. Is patron of 41 Uvings.
^nsocrated 1860. Annual value of the aee, ^40«8. Ardbraetan
Palace, co. Meath.

If OnSB OF PBERS. 49

•Meath (ilth Earl of), William Brabazon ; cr. 162?.
B. 1803, m. d. of Sir Richard Brooke, but. Sits m Baron Chawortli.
Sod tit. Jjfxd Brabftzon. Is a Depnty-Lient. of the co. of Dnblin, and
CoU ot that 00. MlUtia ; was High SherUf of Wicklow, for 1848. Is pa-
tron of 2 livings. Kilruddery Hou*9, eo. of fVietloto s Eaton Court,
Berefordsh.

^Melbourne (3rd Visct.), Fred. James Lamb, P.C.,
G.C.B. ; cr. 1781.

8rd s. of the IstVisct. Melbourne : b. 1783; m.d. of the Count de Malt-
lahn. Sits as Bar. Helbonme. Patron of S livings. Has been Ambas-
sador at Tienna. 12. Hyde Park Terrace ; Beauvalef Nottt i
Brcciett Hall, Herie; Melbourne, Leice*tersh.

Melville (3rd Visct.), Henry Dundas, K.C.B. ; cr.
1802.

B. 1801, is unmar. (Peerage confeired for official services.) A Col.
in the army, and Lient. Col. of the 60th Rifles. Has been Aide^e-
Camp to the Qaeen. Melville Castle, Bdinburghsh; fVimbledon,
Surrey.

♦Methuen (2iid Bar.), Frederick Henry Paul Methnen ;
cr. 1838.

B. 1818, m. d. of Rev. John Sanford, of Nynehead, Somerset. Ha»
been in the army, bat retired 1842 ; is Lient.-Col. of the Wilts Militia.
Is patron of 2 livings. Coraham House, fVtlts .

f MiDDLETON (7th Bar.), Digby Willoughby ; cr. 1711.
B. 1769. A retired Capt. R.N. Is patron of 10 Uvings. 11, 3fon-
tasfue-st., Portman-sq.i MidUUeton Hall, fVartoieJtsh. ,• fVollaton-
house, Notts; Bridsall, Yorksh,

fMiDLETON (6th Visct.), Charles Brodrick ; cr. 1717-
8. of the late Aichbp. (Brodiick) of Cashel. B. 1791 ; m. 3rd d. of 22nd
Lord Le Despenoer. Was called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1819. Sits
as Baron Brodrick. (1st Peer a judge.) Is patron of 3 livings. Pepper
Harrow Park, Surrey; Cahirmone, eo. of Cork.

•MiLFORD (1st Bar.), Richard Bulkeley Philipps
Philipps;cr. 1847.

Only s. of John Grant, esq. Assumed the name of Philipps. B. 1801 »
m.d. of John Gordon, esq. (dead). Lord-Lieut.and Gustos Rot.of Haver-
ford-west. Patron of 8 livings, (h. c. 1847 as Sir Richard Philipps). 82,
jUbemarle-st.; Kilgetty Park and Pieton Castle, Pembrokesh.;
LUaidowror, Cartnarthensh.

D

60 HOtrSE OF FEBRff«

•MiNTO (2nd Earl of), Gilbert EUiot-Murray-Kynyn-
mond, P.C., G.C.B. j cr. 1813.

B. 1782, m. d. of P. Brjrdone, esq. 2nd tit. Tiset. Melgnnd. Has
hetn Ambassador at Berlin, First Lord of the Admiralty, and Lord Priry
Seal. (h. c. 1814 as Viact. Melgnnd.) 48, Baton-tg. s Minto Castle,
CO. cif Roxburgh.

*MoNSON (6th Bar.), William John Monson; cr. 1728.

B. 1796, m. d. of Edmund Larken, esq. Is patron of llliyings. 1, lAn-
eoln's Inn Fields ; Burton House, Lineoln.

•MoNTEAGLE (1st Bar.), Thos. Spring Rice, P. C, F.R.S.;
cr. 1839.

B. 1790; m. 1st, d. of the Earl of Limerick; 2ndl7, d. of John
Marshall, esq. Is Comptroller of the Exchequer; has been IJnder Seore-
tary of State in the Home Department, Secretary to the Treasury, Secre-
tary for the Colonies, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, (h. c. 1880
as Mr. Rice.) 7, Park-st.^ fVestminster; Athenasunt etnd R^orm
Clubs i Mount Trenchard, eo. Litneriek.

f Montrose (4th Duke of), James Graham, K.T., P.C.;

cr. 1707.

B. 1799, m. d. of Lord Decies. Sits as Earl Graham. 2nd tit. Marq.
of Graham. Chancellor of the University of Glasgow Lord-Lieut, of
Stirlingshire. Col. of Stirling Militia. Hereditary Sheriff of Dumbar.
tonsh. Appointed Lord Steward of the Household, 1852. 45, Belgrave-
sq.f Carlton; Buchanan House, Stirlingsh.

Moray (11th Earl of), Francis Stuart; cr. 1561.

B. 1796. Sits as Baron Stuart, of Castle Stuart. 2nd tit. Lord Doune.
Donibristle Castle, Fife; Castle Stuart, Invemess-sh. ; Doune
Lodge, Perthsh. ; Damway, Elginsh,

^MoRLEY (2nd Earl of), Edmund Parker; cr. 1815.
B. 1810 ; m. the relict of Wm. Coryton, esq. 2nd tit. Visct. Boringdoa.
Is patron of 4 livings. Has been a Lord in Waiting to the Queen. JCeni
House, Knights bridge; Saltram, and North Malton, Devonsh,

fMoRNiNGTON (4th Earl of), William Pole-Tylney-

Long-Wellesley ; cr. 1760.

B. 1788, m. 1st, eld. d. and co-heir of Sir J. Tylney Long, bart.,
2ndly, d. of Col. Paterson, and relict of Edward Bligh, esq. (dead). 2nd
tit. Visct. Wellesley. Sits as Bar. Maryborough. Is nephew to the
I>nke of Wellington. Is a Dep.-Lient. for Essex, (h. c. 1881 as Mr.
Long WeUcsley.) 26,Green-st.

fMoRTON (I8th Earl of, Sco. Rep.), George Sbolto
Douglas; cr. 1458.
B. 1789, m. d. of the Right Hon. Sir Gee. Rose. 2nd at. Lord Aber-

HOUSB OF PBBRS. '51

door. Fonnerly Secretary of Legaiion at Florcaice, Berlin, bo. and
' has been a Lord in Waiting since 1863. Carlton ; 7, Old Palaef-yd. g
Aberdour Casth, Ftfef DeUmahvy, Midlothian.

•MosTYN (1st Bar.), Edward Pryce Lloyd; cr. 1831,
B. 1768, m. d. of Sir B. MoetyHybt. Is ]>atron of 1 liviitg. (h. e. 1881 as
Sir B. P. Lloyd, bt.) 9, Lower Seymour-at.; Penyvftm, FlintaA*

fMouNT-CASHELL (3rd Earl of, Ir. Rep.), Stephen
Moore ; cr. 1781>

B. \793, m. d. of Samnel Wyss, esq. ftud tit. Lord Bilwortb. Is patrmi
of 1 liTiAg. Moore Park, ««. ef Cork j Galgorm, eo. of Antrim,

fMouNT-EDOCUMBE (2nd Earl of)^ Ernest Augustus
Edgcnmbe ; cr. 1789.

B. 1797, m. d. of Admiral Plelding. Snd tit. Tisct. Valletorf. Is
Aide-de-Ounp to the Qaeea, and Cbl. of the Cbmwall Militia. Tie
Oonntess is a Lady of the Bedchamber to the QnecM. Is patron of ft
liTiBgs. 4, CarUon-houee-terr.t Richmond HUl, Surrey s Cottle,
Cornwall; Mount Bdgeumbe, Plymouth,

f MuNSTER (2nd Earl of), William George Fitz-Clarence ;

cr. 1831.

B. 1824. Capt. 1st Life Onards. 2nd tit. Lord Fiti-CIaieace. (The
1st Earl was the eld. c. of King William lY.) Upper Lodge, Bueh^
Park.
f Nelsok (3rd Earl), Horatio Nelson ; cr. 1806.

B. 1828, m. d. of the 2nd Earl of Normanton. (Peerage' conferred Tti
naval serrices.) 18, Bertford-ei.; Trafalgat Houee, tViUe.

fNEWCASTLE (5th Duke of), Henry Pelham Clintog,
P.C. ; cr. 1756.

B. 1811, m. d. of 10th Duke of Hamilton (divoroed). 2ud tit. Earl
of Lincoln. Is patron of 8 livings. Has been a Lord of the Treasury.
First Commissiimer of Woods and Forests, and Chief Sec. for Ireland.
Is one of the Council of the Duchy of Cornwall, (h. c. 1851 as Lord
Lincoln.) 17, Portmansq.f Carlton; Clumber Part, fVoriaop
Manor, and Nottingham Caede, Notts; Runby Halt, Notts.

•Norfolk (13th Duke of), Henry Charles Howard,

K.G., P.C; cr. 1483.

B. 1791, m. d. of the 1st Duke of Safherland. 2nd tit. Earl of Arundel
andSorrey. Hereditary Earl Marshal. Premier Dnke. Has been TTea.
surer of the Household, and Master of the Horse, (h. c. 1841 as Lord
Surrey.) Is patron of 24 Urings. The Duchess is a Lady of the Bed-
ehamber. 21,St.Jamee'9'aq.; R^orm Club ; Arundel Castle, Sue-
sex; Hatfold, Surrey ; Famham, Suffolk I Glossop, Derbysh.

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52 HOUSE OF PEERS.

*NoRMANBT (1st Marq. of), Constantine Henry Phipps,

K.G., G.C.B., P.C., G.C.H.J cr. 1838.

B. 1797, m. d. of 1st Lord Barenswortli. Snd tit. Barl of Hiilgra««-
Has been Secretary of State for the Home Department, Lord Lient.
of Ireland, Lord Privy Seal, Secretary of State for tbe Colonies, Go-
remor of Jamaica, and Ambassador at Paris (h. c. 1881 as Lord Nor-
manby.) Pctrit; Rtfortn Club ; Mulgravt Cattle, Yorkeh,

Northampton (3rd Marq. of), Charles Douglas Comp-
ton ; cr. 1812.

B. 1816. Assumed the name of Douglas in 1831. Is a Dep.-Lient. of
Argylesh. Snd tit. Earl Ciomptcm. IspatronofSliTings. 146, P/cea-
dillyi Castle Aahby,NorthampUm»h.t Compton fVtnyates, ff^ar-
wiekth,

fNoRTHUMBERLAND (4th Duke of), Algernon Percy,
P.C., D.C.L., F.R.S. ; cr. 1766.

B. 1793 ; m. eld. d. of Snd Marq. of Westminster. Appointed Constable
of Lannceston Castle, Hay, 1847. Snd tit. Earl P e rc y. Became a Rear
Admiral in 1860. Appointed Plrst Lord of the Admiralty, 1862, salary,
df4600. Is patron of IS lirings. (The Duchess Dowager was Go-
verness to the Queen.) Northtunberland Houee, Charing Croee .•
S, fVhittheM Gardens; Stanwiek Park, Titrksh,; Alnnoiek and
Keilder Ceutles, Norlhumberl.; Sion Hcuse, Middlesex, • fVer-
ringUmPark, Cornwall,

fNoRTHWiCK (2Dd Bar.), John Rushout; cr. 1797'

B. 1770, unmarried. Is patron of 8 livings. 44, St. James*s-pl. i
Northwiek Park, Gloueestersh.

'Norwich (Bp. of), Samuel Hinds, D.D.

8. of Abel Hinds, esq., of the Island of Barbados. B. at Barbados ; m.
d. of Abel Clinckett, esq., of Barbados (dead). Consecrated 1849. Fot>
merly Principal of Codrington Coll., Barbados, afterwards Yice-Piincipa]
of St. Alban Hall, Oxford; was first Chaplain to Lord Bessborough
when Lord-Iieut. of Ireland, and subsequently to Lord Clarendon. Is
patron of 47 livings. Annual value of see, £4600. PtUaee, Norwich,

f O'Neill (3rd Visct. Ir. Rep.), John Bruce Richard
O'Neill ; cr. 1796.

B. 1780. Is Yice-Admiral of Ulster, Constable of Dublin Castle, and a
Lieut-Gen. in the Army. (h. c. 1841 as Gen. O'Neill.) Elected in 1848
an Irish Representative Peer in the room of the late Lord Oort. Carlton g
United Service ; Shane^s Castle, eo. Antrim,

f Onslow (3rd Earl of), Arthur Geo. Onslow; cr. 1801.
B. 1777, m. d. Of O.Flvd^, esq. dead. Snd tit. Tiso. Cranley. (1st

H0U8B OF PEBR8. 63

peer flUedtlMofloe of Speaker of the Honae of ComaioM.) Ispatroaof
5 livioge. Ciand^m Park, Surrty.

fORFORD (3rd Earl of), Horatio Walpole; cr. 1806.
B. 1788, B. d. of W. A. Fewkner, esq. Snd tit. Lord Walpole. (Peer-
age conferred for ofBcial Mrvices.) Ool. of the West Norfolk Militia, and
High Steward of Lynn ; has been Attach^ to the embassy at St. Peters-
burg and at Spain ; a Lord of the Admiralty, and a Commissioner Ibr the
affidrs of India. Is patron of 7 livings. fFhiUUi Caritont fVci-
terton Part, Notfolk.

fORKNE^ (2nd Earl of, Sco. Rep.), Thomas John Ha-
milton Fitz- Maurice; cr. 1696.

B. 1808, m. d. of 8rd Lord Bost<m. 2nd tit. Visct. Kirkwall . 8, EnnU-
mar9-pku>9, Knighttbridge t Carttoni Taplow Court, Bucks ; GUn
^pp, Ayr$hir9.

*Obmonde (2nd Marq. of), John Butler, K.P. ; cr. 1825.
B. 1808, m. eld. d. of Hon. Sir Edward Paget. Sits as Baron Ormonde.
Snd tit. Earl of Ossory. Has been a Lord in Waiting. Is Hereditary
Chief Bntler of Ireland. Is patron of 6 lirings. Kilkmrny Castle.

OvERSTONE (1st Bar.), Samuel Jones Loyd ; cr. 1850.
B. 1794, m. d. of Ichabod Wright, esq. Was High sheriff of War-
wicksh. in 1838. Was well known as a Ijondon Banker. Patron of 8
lirings. 22, Norfolk-st. Park-iane { fViekham Pewk, Surrsy.

*0xFORD AND MoRTiMER (6lh Earl of), Alfred Harley ;
cr. 1711.

B. 1809 ; m. 1881, Miss Nagent, d. of Marq. of Westmeath. Snd tit .
Lord Harley. (Peerage ooniisnred for offlcial services.) Is patron of 7
livings. 12, Cavendish -sq. t Brampton Park, Hertfordsh.

fOxFORD (Bp. of), Samuel Wilberforce, D.D.

Third s. of the celebrated William Wilberforoe. B. 180B, m. d. of
Bev. John Sargent ; formerly of Oriel College, Oxford, where he was
moch distingaished. Has been saccessively Rector of Brighatone, Arch-
deacon of Sorrey, Rector of Alverstope, Canon of Winchester, Chaplain
to Prince Albeit, Sab-almoner to the Queen, and Dean oi Westminster.
OoBsecrated 1846. Appointed Loid High Almoner to the Queen Nov.
1847. Is patron of 18 livings. Annual value of see, £5000. 61, Baton
Place; Cuddesden Palace, Ostfordsh.

•Paget (Bar.), Henry Paget, P.C; cr. 1650.

B. 1797, m. Ist, d. of Col. J. CampbeD ; 9dly, d. of the Right Hon.
Sir C. Bagot. Iss^led by courtesy Eakz. ov Uxbuioob, being the eldest
son of the Marq. of Anglesey. When this peer was called to the upper

54 HOUSE OF PEERS.

houe In 1882, no new peerage was created, and he takes preeedeMd
as of the year 1660, the date of his father's banmy. Beeame Col. in
the Army in 1838. Has been Lord Chamberlain to the Queen, (h. o.
188S as Earl of Uzbridge.) 1, Old BurUngton^t.

•Panmure (2nd Bar.), Fox Maule, P.C. ; cr. 1831.
B, 1801; m. eld. d. of 1st Lord Abeicromby . Has been under Secretary
fur the Home Department, Vice President of the Board of Ttade, Secre-
tary at War, and President of the Board of Cont ronl. A Goreroor of the
Chaxterhonse. Was for 12 yrars in the 70th Highlanders. Is Lord-
Lient. of Forfarsh. (h. c. 1852 as the Right Hon. Fox Manle.) 19,
EtUon-pl, { Brechht, Forfarth.

t Pembroke and Montgomery (12th Earl of), Robert
Henry Herbert ; cr. 1551.

B. 1791, m. Princess Octavia Spinelli, d. of the Duke of Lorine, and
widow of Prince Rnbari, of Sicily. 2nd tit. Lord Herbert. High Steward
of Wilton. Is patron of 10 livings. 7, Carlton House Terr, t ffiUon
House, fViUs.

* Peterborough (Bp. of), George Davys, D.D.

S^ of John Darys, esq. B. 1780, m. d. of Rev. E. Mapletofl. Conse-
crated 1839. Formerly Fellowof Christ'sCoUege, Cambridge. Late Pre-
ceptor to Her Majesty, and Dean of Chester. Is patron of 15 livings.
Annual value of see, ^(4500. Palaee, Peterborough,

Petre (12th Bar.), William Barnard Petre, cr. 1603.
B. 1817 ; m. eld. d. of the Hon. Chas. Thos. Clilford. Is a Deputy-
Lieut, of Essex. Is patron of 4 livings. Z,Man^l<Ust.i Thomdon
HaUf Essex , Buekenham House, Norfolk; Dunket Hall, Laneash,

*Plunket (1st Bar.), Wm. Conyngbam Plunket, P.C;
cr. 1827.

B 1764, m. d. of J. M'Causland, esq. dead. Has been Lord Chancellor
of Ireland, (h. c. 1827 as Mr. nnnket, as also for some years in tb«
Irish House of Commons.) Old Cotmaught, fVieklow.

*PoLTiMORE (Ist Bar.), George Warwick Bampfylde;
cr. 1831.

B.1786, m. 1st, d. of the Rev. R. Sneyd; 2ndly, d. of Gen. Bnller.
Col. of the North Devon Militia. Has been a Lord in Waiting to the
Queen, resigned 1841. Is patron of 4 livings. 26, Grosvenor sg, g
Reform Club / Heurdington Park, Somerset t PoUimore, and Cour^
HcM, Devon.

fPoLWARTH (6th Bar. Sco. Rep.), Henry Francis Hep-
burne-Scott ; cr. 1690.
B. 1800, m. d. of the late George BailUe, esq., of Jerviswood. Is

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HOUSE OF PEERS. 55

latA-JAeat, of Selkirksh., a Dep.^Iieaf . of Boxbnrghita., and of Ber«
wickBh. Appointed a Lord in Waiting to the Queen, 1862^— Carlton ;
Merton House, Berwioksh.

fPoMFRET (dth Earl of), George William Richard Fer-
mor; cr. 1721.

B. 1824. 2nd tit. Lord Lempster. Patron of 8 lirings. (The first
Peer was the son of the first baronet, who distinguished himself in
the civil wars in the Rojal cause.) 62a, Grosvenor^st. t Ea»ton-
Ntston, Northamptonsh.; TwituUadHall, Essts.

*PoNsoNBY (1st Visct.), John Ponsonby, G.C.B. ;
cr. 1839.

B. 1770, m. d. of the 4th Earl of Jersey. Has been Ambassador at the
Forte and at Vienna. Bishop** Court, Kildare.

fPoRTLAND (4th Duke of), William Henry Cavendish

Scott- Bentinck, D.C.L., P.C. ; cr. 1716.

B. 1708. m. d. of Gen. Scott (dead). 2nd tit. Marq. of Titchfidd. Has

been President of the Council. Is patron of 11 lirings. 19, Caven-

dish-aq. ; fVelbeeJb Ahboy, Notts ; FuUarton Houso and Doan

Cattlo, Ayrsk. ; Bolsovor Castlo, Dsrbysh.

*PoRTMAN (I St Bar.), Edw. Berkeley Portman ; cr. 1837.
B. 1799, m. d. of the 2nd Earl of Harewood. Is one of the Council of
the Duchj of Cornwall. Lord-Lieut, of Somersetshire. Is patron of
15 livings, (h. c. 1838 as Mr. Portman.) Lady Portman is an extra
Lady of the Bedchamber. 88, Bryanston* sq. ; Bryanstone,
Dorsetsh. t Orchard Portman, Somersetsh.

Portsmouth (3rd Earl of), John Chas. Wallop; cr. 1743.
B. 1767, m. d. of 1st Lord Grantley, dead. 2nd tit. Visct. Lymington.
Was declared of unsound mind by inquisition in 1828. Hurstbome
Part, Hants.

fPouLETT (5th Earl), John Poulett; cr. 1706.

B. 1783, m. d. of the late H. B. Portman, esq. 2nd tit. Visct. Hinton.
Col. of the Ist Somerset Militia. Is patron of 7 livings. 83, Dovor^
st.i Carlton I Hinton St, George, Somorsetsh.

fPowis (3rd Earl of), Edward James Herbert, D.C.L. ;

cr. 1804.

B. 1818. 2nd tit. Visct. Clive. (Peerage conferred for military ser-
vices.) A Deputy-Lieut, of Salop and Montgomery, (h. c. 1847 as
Lord Clive.) Is patron of 8 livings. 46, Berteley-sq.f Powis Castle,
Hoa^omfryehire i fValeotHaU, Salop.

56 HOUSE OP P£ES8«

•Radnor (3rd Earlof),Wm.Pleydell-BouTerie; cr.l766.

B.1779, n. lit, d. of the Earl of Lincoln ; Sndly, d. of Sir H. P.
St John Mildmaj (dead). 2nd tit. Yisct. Fblkestone. (h. c. 1828 u Lord
Folkestone.) Is patron of 8 livings. 62, Grotvenor-st.,- Longford
Castle, fflUsi Colethill, Berks.

+RANFURLY (2nd Earl of), Thomas Knox ; cr. 1831.
B. 1786, m. d. of Archbishop (Stnirt) of Armagh. Sits as Baron Ran-
forly. 2nd tit. Lord Northland, (h.c. 1838 a< Lord Northland.) 2><fm-
gannon Park, eo. ^Tyrone.

f Ravensworth (1st Bar.), Thomas Henry Liddell ;
cr. 1821.

B. 1776, m. d. of J. Simpson, esq. (she died 1845.) Is patron of
1 Hying. CarUont Perey^s Cross, Fulhatn; Ravensworth Castle ,
eo. ^Durham; Eslington House, Northumberland,

fRAYLEiGH (1st Bar.), John James Strutt; cr. 1821.
S. of Col. Stmtt and of the Baroness Rayleigh. B. 1790, m. d. of
Richard Vicars, esq. University i Carlton t Terling-pl., Esses.

fREDESDALE (2nd Bar.), John Thomas Freeman-Mit-
ford; cr. 1802.

B. 1805, nnmarried. (1st Peer a Judge.) Is patron of Sliringa. Has
been Chairman of Committeesof the House of Lords since 1861 . 6, Park"
pi., St. James/'ei Carlton t Batsford Park, Gloueestersh.

RiBBLESDALE (3rd Bar.), Thomas Lister; cr. 1797-

B. 1828. Is stepson to Lord J. Rossell. A Comet in the Gnardt.
A Depoty^ient. of the West Riding of Yorkshire. 6, JTotml-fl., GFro«.
venor-sq.; Gisbume Park, Yorksh.

f Richmond (5th Duke of), Chas. Gordon Lennox^
K.G., P.C.; cr. 1676.

B. 1791, m. d. of 1st Marq. of Anglesey . 2nd tit. Earl of March. Alde«
de-camp to the Qneen ; was at Waterloo. Lord-Lieut, and Vice-Adm. of
Sussex. Col. of the Sussex militia. A Deputy-Lieut, of Banff. Chan-
cellor of Marischal Coll., Aberdeen. Has been Postmaster-Gen. and a
Cabinet Minister. Is patron of 8 livings. 51, Portland^l. ; Good-
wood Park, Sussex ; Gordon Castle, Bai^sh.

RiPON (1st Earl of), Fred. John Rohinson, F.C. ;
cr. 1833.

B. 1782, m. d. of the 4th Earl of BvckinghuisUro. Snd tit. YlMt.
Goderich. Has been President of the Board of Control i Lord Privy
Seal; Secretary of State for the Coloniea t President of the Bonid of
Trade ; Chancellor of the Bxcheqaex ; and for a Short time Pint lMt& of

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HOU8JB OF PEEBS. 57

tbe Treanry. (h. c. 1887 as Hr. RfAiawm.) Is patron of 9 llTinga.
1, Carlton Gardens t Noeion^ Lineotnth. { Puttiey He€$ih, Surrey.

*RiPON (Bp. of), Charles Thomas Longley, D.D.

8. of J. Longley, esq. B. 1704, m. d. of 1st Lord CongletOD. Conse-
crated 1836 ; fonnerly of Christ Church, Oxford. Annual value <>f see,
£45U0. Blsfu^stont Grove, Yorksh.

fRiVERS (4th Bar.), George Pitt-Rivers; cr. 1802.

B. 1810, m. d. of 1st Earl GranviUe. (Peerage conferred for diplomatic
serrices.) Lieut M^ol. Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry. Is patron of 11 livings.
Rushmore Lodge^ Dorset; Bltham Lodge, Kent.

f Rochester (Bp. of), George Murray, D.D.

8. of Lord O. Murray. B. 1784, m.d. of 6th Earl of KJnnoul. Conse-
crated Bp. of 8odor and Man 1818 ; translated 1837. Fonnerly 8tudent
of Christ Chureh, Oxford. Is patron of 22 livings. Annual value of
see, jfSOOO. 88, Baton PI. ; Danbury Palace, Bteex.

fRoDEN (3rd Earl of), Robert Jocelyn, K.P., P.C. ;

cr. 1771.

B. 1788, m. d. of the late Lord Le Despencer. 8it8 as Baron Clanbrassill.
Enjoys a pension of jfS700, for the abolished oflice of AnditorUJeneral in
Ireland. 2nd tit. Tisct. Jocelyn. Is patron of 1 living. United Ser-
vice; Carlton t Hyde Hall, Herts t TollymorePark,eo.cfDovfn;
DundaUt House, eo. qf Louth.

Rodney (6th Bar.), Robert Dennett Rodney; cr. 1782.
B. 18S0; m. 2nd d of the late John Singleton, Esq. Appointed
laeat. of Scots Fusitter Guards, 1888. A Dep.-Lieut. of Herefordsh.
(1st Peer the celebrated Admiral Rodney.) Is patron of 1 living.
Old Airesford, Hants.

fRoMNEY (Earl of), Charles Marsham ; cr. 1801.

B. 1808 : m. d. of the 4th Duke of Buccleuch (dead.) 3nd tit. Yisct. Mar-
sham. Is patron of 2 livings, (h. c. 1845 as Yisct. Marsham.) 7, Chros-
venor-ei.t Carlton; BoxleyPark; Mote Park, Kent.

*RosEBERY (4th Earl of), Archibald John Primrose,
K.T., P.C; cr. 1703.

B.1783,m. 1st. d. of the Hon. Bartholomew Bouverle, divorced; Sdly,
d. of 1st Yisct. Anson. Sits as Baron Roeebery. 2nd tit. Lord Dalmeny.
Is patron of 1 living. Lord-Lieut, of Linlithgow. 189, P^oeatfi% ;
Vahneny Park, Linlithgow sh. ; Roeebery, co. of Edinburgh;
fVarren fVood, Herts.

•R088E (3rd Earl of» Ir. Rep.), William Parsons, D.C.L.,
K.P. ; cr. 1806.

B. 1800, m. d. of John Wilmer Field, esq. Snd tit. Lord Ozmantown.
If Lord-Lient. and Cnstos Rot. of the King's Co. and m Col. of Militia.

58 HOUSE OF PEERS.

Appointed a Yiaitor of Maynooth College in 1845. Has devoted mncli
time to the Andy of the physical sciences, especially tu optics and as-
tronomy. Was elected President ofthe Royal Society 1849. (h. c. 1884
as LordOzmantown.) 13, Cormaughi-pl^Bdgttoare^d.t Birr CasUe,
Miinff's Co.

+ROSSLYN (3rd Earl of), Jas. Alex. St-Clair-Erskine,
P.C; cr. 1801.

B. 180S, m. d. of Lieat.-Gen. Wemys. Snd tit. Lord Longhboroogb.
(1st Peer a Judge.) Has been Master of the Bnckhoands. C!o]. in
the Army. Is patron of 1 living. Carlton ; Dytart House, Fifesh, ;
Laigel House, Yorksh.

•RossMORE(3rdBar.), Henry Robert Westenra^ cr.l796.

B. 17fi2 : m. 1st, d. of 8lh Duke <tf Hamilton ; 2ndly, 2nd d. of Henry

Lloyd, esq. (h. c. 1841 as Mr Westenra.) Is Lord-Lieat. and Costos

Rot. of Monaghan. Was appointed Depnty-Lieut. of Bute in 1846.

Brookes* s; Rosstnore Park, oo. Monaghan.

♦RoxBURGHE (6ih Duke of), Jas. Hen. Robt. Innes Ker,
K.T. ; cr. 1707.

B. 1816, m. d. of Sir C. Dalbiac. Snd tit. Marq. of Beanmont. Sits as
Earl of Innes. Fleurs Castle, Roxburghshf Brosmouth, Hadding-
tonsh,

tRuTLAND (5th Duke of), John Henry Manners, K.G. ;
cr. 1703.

B. 1778, m. d. ofthe 5th Earl of Carlisle, dead. Snd tit. Marq. of Onmby.
Lord-Lieat. and Custos Rot. of Leicestershire, and Col. of the Leicester
Militia. High Steward of Cambridge. Is patron of 81 livings. Carlton/
Belvoir Castle, Leicestersh.f Haddon Hall, Derby sh.; Cheveley^
pk. Cambridgesh.

f Salisbury (2ud Marq. of), James Brownlow William

Gascoigne- Cecil, K.G., P.C, D.C.L.; cr. 1789.

B 1791 ; m. 1st, d.of Bamber Oa8Coigne,e8q., dead ; 2ndly, d. of 5th Earl

De-La- Warr. 2nd tit. Visct. Cranbourne. (Peerage conferred for offlcial

services.) Appointed Lord Privy Seal, 1862, salary, jf2000. Is Lord

Lieat. of Middlesex. Col. of the Hertfordsh. Militia. Major of tke

South Herts Yeomanry CaTRlry. High Steward of Hertford. Is patron

of 8 livings. 20, Arlington-sl.; Carlton/ Ha^field-house, Hert.

fordsh.,' Childwellhall, Lancash,

•Salisbury (Bp.of), Edward Denison, D.D.

Son of J. Denison, esq.; b. 1801; m. Ist, d. of H. K. Seymer, jjsq. ,

2ndly, d. of Archdeacon C. B. Hamilton. ProvincUl Precentor of Canter.

^L ,,*'®"""*y of Oriel College, Oxford. Consecrated 1887. Is patron

?« - c^H'* ^'»**** value of see, £6000. 40, CheshamPlooei Pa^
lace, Salisbury.

HOUSE OF FSBB8. 59

fSALTOUN (16th Bar. See. Rep.), Alex. Geo. Fraser,

K.T., K.C.B. ; cr. 1445.

B. 1785, m. d. of lit Lord Tharlow, dead. A Lieiit.-Oen. in the Army ;
Ogl.oftbe 2nd Foot; was at Waterloo. A Dep.'Lieat. of Aberdeeiuik.
1, Great Cvmberlttnd'St. / Carlton ; PhilorthMou*e, Abtrdenuh,

f Sandwich (7th Earl of), John William Montagu,
P.C. ; cr. 1660.

B. 1811, m. d. of the Ist Marq. of Anglesey. 3nd tit. Yisct. Hinchin-
brooke. Is Lord-Lieat. of Hnntiogdonah. Appointed Captain of the
Gentlemen-at-Anns, 18S2. (Peerage conferred for naral seryices.) Is
patron of 6 lirings. Carlton ; Hinehinbroote-houao, Huntmffdotuh .

fSANDYS (1st Bar.) Arthur Moyses Wm. Hill ; cr. 1802.
B.179S. Br.totheSrdMarq.ofDoirnshire. A MaJ.-Oen.intheArmy.
(h.c.l836 as Lord Arthur Hill.) 48, Cursen-st.t Omborsloy Court,
fVoreostoroh,

*Sate and Sele (13th Bar.), Rev. Frederic Twislelon
Wykeham Fiennes, D.C.L. ; cr. 1447.
8. of the late Hon. and ReT. Thos. Jas. Twisieton, by the d. and oo-
hdr of Beivjamin Ashe, esq. B. 1799; m. 1837, 3nd d. of 4th Yisot.
Piowencoart, dead. High Steward of BaDbory. Was appointed Trea.
Mirer of Hereford Cathedral in 1883; and Canon Residentiary of Here-
lord in 1841. This barony was rerived in 1781, after an abeyance of 107
years, in faToar of Thomas Twisleton, esq., the present tuuron's grand-
bther. 4JS, Grosvenor-st.; Broughton Castle, Ojtfordeh,

^ScARBO ROUGH (8th Earl of), John Lumley-Savile ;
cr. 1690.

B. 1788. 3nd tit. Yisct. Lomley. Lord-Lieut, and Custos Rot. of
MoCtinghamshire. (h. c. 1886 as Yisct. Lnmley.) Is patron of 14
livings. 41, 5otfM-«f. I Sandbeek Park, Yorksh.; Lumley Caetle,
Durham i Glentworth, Lincolneh.

fScARSDALE (3rd Bar.), Nathaniel Curzon ; cr. 1761 .
B. 1781. Is patron of 8 liTings. Keddteston Hall, Derby eh,

fSEAFiELD (6th Earl of, Sco. Rep.), Francis William
Ogilvie-Grant; cr. 1701.

B. 1778, m. 1st, d. of John C. Dunn, esq. ; Sndly, d. of R.G.Maansell,
esq. 2nd tit. Lord ReidhaTea. Became a Col. in the Army 1809. Is
LonULieut. of Inverness-sh., C<d. of InTemess Militia, and a Dep.-Lient.
of Banff, (h. c. 1840 as Mr. Orant.) Carlton; Athen<mum{ Cullen
Houee, Bat^eh.; CaeUe Grant, Invemeee-eh,

60 HOUSE OP PEBRB.

fSEATON (Ist Bar.)» John Colborne, G.C.B. ; cr. 1839.
B. 1776, m. d. of Jas. Yonge, esq. (Peerage conferred for military Mr-
▼icea.) A Lieat.'Gen. in the Army. Ckd. of 26tli Foot. Haa been Gk>T..
Oen. in Canada, aa alao High Clommiasiouer of the Ionian laUnda.
Enjoys a pension of jfSOOO. 10, Ckexham'pUt United Serviett
Lyneham Park; Seaton, Devotmh.

•Sefton (3rd Earl of), Chas. Wm. Molyneux ; cr. 1771.

B. 1796, m. d. of R. G. Hopwood, esq. Sits as Baron Sefton. 2nd tit.

Ylsct. Molynenx. Is patron of 1 living. Lord-Lient. of Lancashire.

(h. c. 1834 as Lord Molyneux.) 87, Belgrav9-sq. ,* Reform Club t

Croxteth Halt, Laneash.; StoktFarm, Berks.

f Selkirk (6th Earl of, Sec. Rep.), Dunbar J. Douglas;

cr. 1646.

B. 1809, nnm. 2nd tit. Lord Daer. Is Lord-Lieat. of Kirkcad-
bright. Carlton ; St. Marjf'e Isle, Kirkcudbright.

f Shaftesbury (7th Earl of), Anthony Ashley- Cooper,
D.C.L., F.R.A.S.; cr.l672.

B. 1801 1 nt. d. of the 5th Earl Oowper. 2nd tit. Lord Ashley. (Peerage
conferred for ofllcial serrices.) Has been a Commissioner of the Board of
Controul, a Lord of the Admiralty, and one of the Ecclesiastical Coou
niissiooers. Is chairman of the Lunacy Commission, a Depnty-Ueat.
of Dorset, and patron of 10 livings, (h. c. 1861 as Lord Ashley.) 94.
Grosvenor-sq. ; Carltont jltkenwum f St.Oilee Mouse, Difreeteh, g
Richmond, Surrey.

t Shannon (4th Earl of), Richard Boyle; cr. 1756.

B. 1809. m. d. of Lord George Seymour. Sits as Baron Carleton. 2ad
tit. Yisct. Boyle. (Peerage conferred for offldal serrices.) Is patron of
Slirings. 44^ Brook-st.i Castlemartifr,oo.qf Cork i DownhamHaU,
Stiffblk.

f Sheffield (2nd Earl of), George Augustus Frederic
Charles Holroyd ; cr. 1816.

B. 1802, m. d. of the 2nd Earl of Harewood. Sits as Baron Sheffield.
2nd tit. Yisct. Peyensey. Is patron of lliying. 20, Portland pi.; Carl'
font Sheffield Park, Sussex, Greave Hall, Yorksh.

*Sherborne (2nd Bar.), John Dutton; cr. 1784.

B. 1779, m. d. of Lord Stawell. Is patron of 8 livings. Sherbornm
Lodge, Gloueestereh.

•Shrewsbury (17th Earl of), John Talbot; cr. 1442.
B. 1791, m.d. of Wmiam Talbot, esq. 2nd tit. Lord Talbot. Hereditary
Lord High Steward of Ireland. Premier Earl. Is patron of 7 Uriiigs.
Grttfton Hall, fToroeetersh.i ^Hon Towers, Stagitrdeh.

BOUSE or PBEBS. 61

fSipifOUTH (2nd Visct.), Rey. William Leonard Ad-

dington ; cr. 1805.

B. 1794; m. d. of Rer. J. Yoang:. (Peerage confcrred for official
Borrioes.) Riehmondiik, Surrey i Upptr OUery, Devon.

f Sinclair (I2th Bar. See. Rep.), Charles St. Clair; cr.
1489.

B. 1768, m. 1st, d. of J. Chisholme, esq.; 2dly, d. of Alex. Chatto, esq.
(Foerage ooaferred for military ser rices.) Unittd Strvieei Htrmans-
toun, Htsddir^ftonth.

fSx-ELMERSDALE (1st Bar.), Edward Bootle>WiIbra-
ham ; cr. 1828.

B. ITTly m. d.ofthe Rev. E. Taylor, dead. (h.c. 18S8 as Mr. Bootle-
Wilbraliam.) bb, Portland-pl. ; Carlton ; LeUhom Houtt, Lancath.

*Sligo (3rd Marq. of), George John Browne; cr. 1800.
B. 18S0 s m. 1847, Hon. EUcd, d. of 6th Yisct. Strangford. Sits as
Bwon Monteagle. 2nd tit. Sari uf Altamont. Is Col. of tlie SUgo Militia.
80, Alb0inarl0-»t.s fVes^ort House, eo. of Mayo.

fSoMERB (2ud Earl), John Somers- Cocks ; cr. 1821.
B. 1788, m. d. of 8rd Earl of Hardwicke. 2nd tit. Yisct. Eastnor. Is
Col. of the Herefordshire Militia, and Lord-Lient.of the co. of Hereford.
(h. c. 1841 as Lord Eastnor.) Is patron of 7 livings. 45, Grosvonor
Place; Baeinor Castle, Herefordsh.; Priory, Surrey.

^Somerset (11th Duke of), Edw. Adolphus St. Maur,

K.G., D.C.L., F.R.S., F.S.A.; cr. 1546.

B. 1775, m., 1st, d. of the 9th Duke of Hamilton ; 2nd, d. of Sir M. S.

Stewart, bart. 2nd tit. Lord Seymour. Is patron of 2 liyings. Yice-

Admizal at Somerset. Park-l.; Maiden Bradley House, fVilts;

fVitnbUdon Park, Surrey: Stover Lodge, Devonsh.

f Sondes 4th Bar.), George John Milles ; cr. 1760.

B. 1704, m. d. of Sir E. Knatchbnll, Bt. Is patron of 7 livings.
92, Groevenor-sq. ; Carlton t Lees Court, Kent; Rockingham Cas'
tie, NortAantptonsh.

fSooTHAMPTON (3rd Bar.), Charles Fitz-Roy; cr. 1780.

B. 1804, m. d. of the Hon. H. Fitz-Roy Stanhope. 58, Upper Gros-
venor-et.; Carlton t Fitz-Roy-plaee, Middlese*.

•Spencer (4th Earl), Frederic Spencer, K.G.,P.C.,C.B. ;
cr. 1765.

B. 1798, m. d. of W. 8. Poynts, esq. (dead). 2nd Ut. Yisct. Althorp. Ap-
pointed I»ord Chamberlain, July, 1846 ; resigned Sept. 1848. Is patron

62 HOUSE OP PEERS.

of IS livings. A Capt. R.N. (h. c. 1841 m Hon. Capt. Spencer.) S7, St.
James*-pl.; AUhorp Park, NorthampUmah. ; fViseton Hall, Nctts,

Stafford (7th Bar.), Henry Valentine Stafford Jerning-
ham ; cr. 1640.

B. 1802, m. d. (tf Charles Edward Howard, esq. CoaUssy Park,
Norfolk; Shiffnall Manor^ Salop.

*Stair (8th Earl of), John Hamilton-Dalrymple, K.T. ;
cr. 1703.

B. 1771 ; m.lst, d. of Rev. R. A. Johnson ; 2ndly,d. of Ist Vise. Dnncan.
Was Keeper of the Great Seal in Scotland from 1840 till Sept. 1841 ; re-
appointed Ang. 184ft. Sits as Bar. Oxenfoord. 2nd tit. yisct.DBlr3rniple.
(1st Peer a Jndge). Culhom Hou8*t fVigtonah.; Stair HottS9,
Ayrah. ; Osettfoord House, Edinburgh.

Stamford (7ih Earl of), George Harry Grey; cr. 1628.

II. 1827 : is mar. 2nd tit. Lord Grey of Ornby. Succeeded his father
as Baron Grey of Groby, and sabseqnently his grandfkther as Earl of
Stamford. Appointed Capt. of the Chesh. Yeomanry Cavalry in 1846,
Patron of 9 livings. (1st Peer a distinguished military commander.) 88,
HiU-st., BerkeUysq.t EnviUe Hall, Staffbrdah.,- Dunham Mas aey
Parkf Cheah.

fSxANHOPE (4th Earl), Philip Henry Stanhope, F.R.S.;
cr. 1718.

B. 1781, m. d. of Ist Lord Carrington. 2nd tlt.Yisot. Mahon. (Peerage
conferred for military services.) Keeper of the Records of Birmingham
Tower, Dublin. Is patron of 8 livings, (h. c. 1816 as Visct. Mahon.)
29 B, Albatnarla^at; Chevaning, Kant.

•

'Stanley of Alderley (2nd Bar.), Edward John
Stanley, P.C. ; cr. 1839.

B. 1802 (twin with the Hon. William Owen Stanley); m. 1826,
eld. d. of the 13th Visct. Dillon. Graduated at Christ Church, Oxford.
Is a Depnty-Lient. of Cheshire. Has been Under-Secretary of State fotr
the Home Department i Secretary of the Treasury; Paymaster-General
of the Forces ; Under-Secretary for Foreign Affiiirs ; and Vice- President
of the Board of Trade. Patron of 8 livings. Was called to the House
of Lords during his father's lifetime, as Lord Eddisbury. (h. c. 1848
as the Right Hon. Edward John Stanley.) 2, Groavanor'-eraaeent,
Balgrava-aq.; Riformt Aldarlay Park, Chaah,

•St. Asaph (Bp. of), Thomas Vowler Short, D.D.

8. of the late Rev. William Short, D.D. B. 1790; m. d. of Charlea

HOUSE OP PSBRg. 63

Davies, efq.» relict of Ber. J. J. Oonybeare (slie died 1848). Ooiueented
Bp. of Sodor and Man, 1841; translated to his see 1846. Is patron of
118 livings. Annual valne, £4200. 22 j fJ^impol0-9t.{ Palact, Si.
A»(tph.

•St. David's (Bp. of), Connop Thirlwall, D.D.

S. of RcT. T. Thirlwall ; b. 1797. Fonnerly Fellow of Trin. Coll. CaiB«
bridge. Consecrated 1840. Is patron of 99 livings. Annual yalnCf
af3ft00. Abtrffwili PcUaetf Carmarthen.

•St. Germans (3rd Earl of), Edward Granville Eliot,

P.C; cr. I8I6.

B. 1798; m. d. of 2nd Maiq. Oomwallis. Has been a Lord of the
Treasvry, Ambassador to Spain, Chief Secretary for Ireland, snd Post*
master-general, (h.c. 1845 as Lord Eliot.) 2nd tit. Lord Eliot. Is patron
of 8 liriogs. 86, Dover-^trett; Carlton ; Port Eliot, Cornwall.

fST. John of Bletsoe (1 4th Bar.)* St. Andrew Beau-
champ St. John ; cr. 1558.

B. 1811, m. d. of Sir R. H. Hussey, K.C.B. Is patron of 6 livings.
Carlton; BMaoePari,Bed0.

f St. Leonard's (Ist Bar.), Edward Burtenshaw Sug-
den, P.C., LL.D. ; cr. 1852.

8. of Mr Richard Sngden. Has been Solicitor General, and Lord
Chancellor of Ireland. Appointed Lord Chancellor of Great Britain,
1863, salary, jf 10,000. A deputy-lient. of Sussex. SAj Bolgrcwe-^q.i
BoyU Farm, Surrey.

•Stourton (18th Bar.), Charles Stourton ; cr. 1448.
B . 1802, m. d. of 6th Lord Cliflbrd of Chndleigh. Is patron of 1 living.
A Deputy-Lieut, of Yorkshire. Allerton Park, Yorieh,

fSTRADBROKE (2nd Earl of), John Edw. Cornwallis
Rous; cr. 1821.

B. 1794. 2nd tit. Visct. Dunwich. Lord-Lieut, and Yice-Admiral of
Suffolk. Col. of the East Suffolk Militia. Is patron of 7 livings. 18,
Queon^et., Jfoy Fair; Henham Hall, Si^olk,

•Strafford (1st Earl of), John Byng, G.C.B., G.C.H.,
P.C. ; cr. 1847.

M. 1st, d. of Peter Mackensie, Esq.; Sdly, d. of Sir Walter James,
Bt. (dead.) A General in the Army ; Col. of the Coldstream Guards;
was at Waterloo, (h. c. 1886 as Sir John Byng.) 2nd tit. Visct.
BnfleML 44, Grosvenofvs/.; Retform Club ; Lantngton, Suesox.

64 HODtB OF PESBA.

fSTRANOFORD (6th Visct), Percy CHnton Sydney Smythe,

G.C.B., P.C., G.C.H., LL.D., F.R.S.; cr. 1628.

B. 1780,m.cL of Sir Thomaa Burke, dead. Sits as Baron Pensharst. Haa

been Ambassador at Constantinople, St. Petenborgh, &c. Has pnUished

translations from the Portuguese poet Camoens, and other poems. 68,

Barley-st.t Carlton.

fSTRATFORD (Ut Visct.) Stratford Canning, P.C.,
G.C.B. ; cr. 1862.

M. l5t, d. of Thomas Raikes, esq.; 2ndl7, d. of James Alexander, esq.
Has been Ambaasador to the Ottoman Porte since 184J .—29 a, Grot-
V0nor-»q.{ ConsteuUinopU.

Strathmore (I2th Earl of, Sco. Hep.), Thomas George
Lyon-Bowes.

B. 1828; m. d. of the 6th Yisct. Bantington. Formerly in the Ist Life
Guards. A depaty-lieut. of Forfarshire. 126, Parit-</.

*Stuart de Decies (1st Bar.)i Henry Villiers- Stuart,

P.C.; cr. 1839.

B. 1808, m. Madame de Olt. Lord- Lieut, of Waterford. (h. c. 1826 as
Mr. Yilliers Stuart.) Dromana, eo. fVaterford.

fSx. Vincent (2nd Visct), Edw.-Jervis Jervis; cr. 1801.

B.1766, m. 1st, d. of 10th Lord Saye and Sele, diTorced ; 2ndly , d. of
Thomas Parker, Esq. (1st Peer a distinguished naval commander.)
Meaford, Staffordsh.

•Sudeley (1st Bar.), Charles Hanbury Tracy ; cr. 1838.

B. 1777, m. d. of 8th Viscount Tracy, dead. Was educated at Rugby.

Appointed Lord Lieut, and Cnst(*s Rot. of Montgomerysh. 1848.

<h. c. 1886 as Mr. Hanbury Tracy.) la patron of 2 lirings. 85,

DoV9r-st.; Toddinffton, Gioueestgrsh.

♦SuFFiELD(4th Bar.), Edwd. Vernon Harbord; cr. 1786.
B. 1818, m. d. of the 2nd Lord Gardner. Is patron of 11 lirings.
Reform Club I Brooies'st Gunion Pk., Norfolk; Middleton Bait,
Lancath.

^Suffolk and Berkshire (17th Earl of), Charles
John Howard; cr. 1603.

B. 1804, m. d. of Lord Henry Howard. Is a Depnty-Lient. of Wilta.
2nd tit. Visct. Andover. 0, Clarges-ttrttt; Charlton, fVilta,

'Sutherland (2nd Duke of), George Granville Leveson
Gower, K.G., D.C.L. ; cr. 1833.
B. 1786, m. d. of the 6th B. of Carlisle. 2nd tit. Marq. of Stafford. Lord-

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Lient. of Sntheriandsh., and formerly alio of Salop. Cnstoi Rut. of
Stalliirdsh. (h. c. 1826 as Lord Gower.) Is patron of IS livings. The
OnchcM has been Kistress of the Robes to the Queen. Stqffbrd Houst,
St. Jame8*»; Trentham Hall, Stc^ford; VFttt Hill, Surrey ; Lilles'
hallt Salop i Dunrobm CaatU; Tongue House, Sutherlatuteh,

f Sydney (3rd Visct.), John RobertTownshend ; cr. 1789.
B. 1806, m. d.of the 1st Marq. of Anglesey. (Peerage conferred for oSlcial
serrices.) Is patron of 1 li?ing. (h. c. as the Hon. J. R. Townshend.
S, Cleveland-sq^ Carlton t Frognall,Kent»

t Talbot (3rd Earl), Henry John Chetwynd Talbot;

cr. 1784.

B. 1803; m. d. of 2nd Marq. of Watecford. A Ospt. in the Navy.
Appointed a Lord in Waiting to the Qaeen, 186S. (h. c. 1849, as Yisct.
Ingestre.) 2nd fit. Yisct. Ingestre. (1st Peer a Judge.) Is patron of
4 livings. Brompton Park g Carlton ; Ingestre Hall, Staffordeh.

-fTANKERviLLE (5th Earl of), Charles Augustus Bennet,

P.C. ; cr. 1714.

B. 1776, m. d. of the Duke de Gnunmont. 2nd tit. Lord Ossulston. Has
been Treasurer of the Household, (h. c. 1828 as Lord Ossulston.) Is
patron ot 1 living. S3, Hertford-st.; ChilUngham Castle, Northumb.

Templemore (2nd Bar.), Henry Speucer Chichester;

cr. 1831.

B. 1881 ; m. 1842, 8rd d. of the late Right Hon. Sir Arthur Paget.
Was appointed a Lient. Sussex militia 1846. 28, Grosvsuor st. ;
Dunbrody Park, eo. IVexford; Combe Bank, Kent.

fTENTERDEN (2nd Bar.), John Henry Abbott; cr. 1827.

B. 1796, unmarried. (1st Peer a Judge.) 12, FTilton st. t Carlton /
Hendonrpl., Middlesex.

*Teynham (I6th Bar.), George Henry Roper Curzon;

cr. 1616.

M. d. of— Joynes, Esq. Linstead Lodge, Kent.

fTHURLOW (3d Bar.), Edw. Thos. Hovell Thurlow; cr.

1792.

B. 1814, m. d. of P. Hodson, esq : dead. (1st Peer a Judge.) Is patn>n
of 1 living. Carlton ; Ashfield Lodge, Sttffolk.

•ToRRiNGTON (7th Visct.), Gcorge Byng; cr. 1721.
B. 1812, m. d. of Sir John D. Astley, bart. Formerly Lieut, in the 7(h
Fusiliers. Has been a Lord in Waiting to the Queen. Was Governor
uf Ceylon firom April 1847, till Oct. 1860. Is a Depnty'Lient. of Kent.
4, fVarttfiek-sq., Pimlieo ; Yates-court, Kent.

4M HOUSE OP PEERS.

TowNSHEND (3rd Marq.), Geo. Ferrars Townshend ; cr.

1786.

B. 1778, m. d. of William Dwui OaTdiicr,esq. Snd tit. Earl of Leicei-
ter. The Towiuliends were ennobled so fur back as 1S99. Is patnm of
livings.

•Truro (1st Bar.), Thomas Wilde, P.C; cr. 1850.

B. 1789; m. 1st, d. of Mr. William Wileman, and relict of William
Deraynes, Esq.; Sndly, Mademoiselle I^Bste, d. of R.R.H. the late
Doke of Sussex. Has been Attorney-General, Chief Jnstioe of the
Common Pleas, and Lord Chancellor. 88, EiUon^q.f Bowe» Mcutor,
Middlesex.

f TWEEDDALE (8th Marq.of,Sco. Rep.), Geo. Hay, K.T.,
C.B.; cr. 1694.

B. 1787, m. d. of the Rth Doke of Mandiester. ihid tit. Earl of GUIbrd.
Became a Lient.-Gen. in the Army in 1846. Was Goyemor and
Commander-in-chief at Madzms (torn 184S till 1848. Is Col. of SOth
Foot; Lord-Lieat. of Haddington; Hereditary Chamberlain of Dan-
fermline. 17, Upper Gf»venor-»t. i CarltoHt Yester Houses Bad-
dingrtoneh,

*UxBRiDGE (Earl of), see Paget (Bar.).
•Vaux of Harrowden (7th Bar.), Geo. Browne
M ostyn ; cr. 1623.

B. 1804, m. d. of A. Tansittart, esq. This Peerage was called oat of
abeyance in 1888. Brookee*e; KiddtngUm-pk.t O^fordeh.

^Vernon (5th Bar.), George John Warren ; cr. 1762.
B. 1808, m. d. of Cnthbert Ellison, esq. A Deputy-Lieut, of Derbysh.
Is patron of 4 liTings. (h. c. 1839as the Hon.O. J. Yernon.) 6, Vjpper
Setgrave-st, ; Sudbury HaU^ Derhyeh,

f Verulam (2nd Earl of), James Walter Grimston ; cr.
1815.

B. 1800, m. d. of MiOor Weyland, of Wood Eaton, Oxfordsh. Snd tit.
Lord Grimston. Lord-Lient. of Herts. High Steward of St. Albaas.
Appointed a Lord in Waiting to the Queen, 185S ; has been Lieat.-Col.
of the South Herts Yeomanry Cavalry since 1847. (ta. c. 1845 as Tisct.
Grimston.) Is patron of 6 liyings. 40, 6rosv«nor-<9.; Carlton; Gor-
hamburff, Herts; Barry HiU, Surrey; Messinff Hall, Essex,

■ Vivian (2nd Bar.), Charles Crespigny Vivian; cr. 1841.
B. 1808; m. 1st, d. of Key. John Seott; Sndly, d. of Jones Pantoa
esq. Became a Major in the army in 1884. (h. e. 1841 as Mr. YiTian.)
1st Peer a distinguished military commander. 7,lAnondesmsq.! Re^
form i United Service i Olyn, near Bodmin, CormoaU.

HOUSE OF PfiBBfl. 87

*WALDEORAVfi (8th Earl), WiUiam Waldegrave, C.B. ;
cr. 1686.

B. 1788, m. 1st, d. of tlM late Sam. Whitbraad, eiq.i 9ndly,1840, reltet
of Edward Milward, eaq , of Haitinga. A ntired Rear-Admiral. Snd tit*
Yisct. diewtoD. Is patron of 6 liTingi. 4» Harley at,; Sirawbtrrv
Hill, MiddUsex.

f Walsingham (5th Bar.), Thomas de Grey; cr. 1780*

B. 1804, m. 1st, d. of Sir R. F. Httssell, bt. ; Sndly, 1847, Hoa. Emily,
d. of 8rd Lord Rendlesham. Is patron of 8 liyings. 28, Arlin0on-
H.; Carlton; Merton Hall, Norfolk.

fWARD (llth Bar.), William Ward; cr. 1664.

B. 1817 ; m. d. of Hubert de Bargb, esq. (dead). Patron of 11 lirings.
Dudley House, Park Lane; Hitnley Hall, Staffbrdeh.; fVitley-
eourt, ff^oreeatersh.t Invergarry Houee, Invemete.

f Warwick and Brooke (3rd Earl of), Henry Richard
Greville, K.T., D.C.L.; cr. 1746.

B. 1779, m d. of the 2nd Earl of Mexborongb, reliet of the 4th Lord
Monson (dead). Snd tit. Lord Brooke. Lord-Lieut, and Cnstos Rot. of
Warwick. Col. of the Warwick Militia. Is patron of 2 liyinga. (h. c.
1816 as Lord Brooke.) 7, Carlton Gardens; Carlton t fVarwick
Castle, fVarwieksh. ,* Brook House, Dorsetsh.

fWATERFORD (3rd Marq. of), Henry De-la-Poer Beres-

ford, K.P. ; cr. 1789.

B. 1811, m. d.of 1st Lord Stnart de Rothsay. Sits as Baron Tyrone.
Snd tit. Earl of Tyrone. Is patron of 1 Hying. Carltont Curragh-
more House, eo. Waterford; Ford Castle, Northumberland.

f Wellington (Isi Duke of), Arthur Wellesley, K.G.,
G.C.B.,D.C.L.,P.C.; cr. 1814.

B. 1769, m. d. of Snd Lord Longford, dead. Snd tit. Marq. of Donro.
Is Commander-in-chief, salary, jC3460, a Field Marshal, Lord-Lieut, of
Hampshire and of the Tower Camlets, Col. of the Gren. Guards, Col.-in-
Chief of Rifle Brigade, Constable of the Tower, and of Doyer Castle,
Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, Chancellor of the Uniyersity of Ox-
ford ; Ranger of St. James's and the Green Parks; has been Ambassador
in Prance and in Russia; held the office of Master-Gen. of the Ordnance
in the Liverpool Administration; was Ist Lord of the Treasury ftom
1827 to 1830. Was Sec. of State for Foreign Affairs during the Admi-
nistration of Sir R. Peel in 1834-5. Enjoys an estate purchased by
a Parliamentary grant, as a reward for his military services, (h. c.
1808 as Sir Arthur Wellesley ; In the Irish House of Commons, as
Mr. Wellesley.) Is patron of 4 livings. 149, Piccadilly i Carlton ;
fVdlmer Cattle, Kentt Strathfieldaaye, Hants.

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68 HOUSE OF PEEBS.

fWEMYSs AND MARCH (7th Earl of), Francis Weihyss
Charteris Douglas ; cr. 1 633.

B. 1772, m. d. of Walter Campbell, esq . dead. 8iti «s Baron Wemyss.
Snd tit Lord Elcho. Lord-Lieut, of Peeblesshire. 19, Stratford-pl. /
Amisfield and GoAford House, Haddiitffton f NiedpcUh Cattle,
Peeblessh.

•Wenlock (2nd Bar.) Beilby Richard Lawley; cr. 1839.
B. 1818 ; m. d. of 2nd Marq. of Westminster. Is patron of 2 liTinf^a.
(h. c. 1862, as Mr. Lawley.) 29, Btrkeley-aq.i E»eriet Part, York-
shire.

f Westmeath (1st Marq. of, Ir. Rep.), George Thomas
John Nugent; cr. 1822.

B. 1785, m. d. of the Ist Marq. of Salisbory. 2nd tit. Lord Delvin.
Lord-Lieut, and Custos Rot. of Westmeath, Col. of the Westmeath
Militia. United Service; Carlton; Castletoum-Delvin, eo. of fVest-
ntecUh,

•Westminster (2nd Marq. of), Richard Grosvenor,
P.C; cr. 1831.

B. 1706, m. 1819 2nd d. of 1st Dnke of Sutherland. 2nd tit. Earl Gros.
▼enor. (h. c. 1884 as Lord Grosrenor.) Has been Lord Steward of
the Household. Is Lord-Lieut, and Custos Rot. of the co. of Chester,
and patron of 8 livings. 88, Upper Grosvenor-st.; Eaton Hall,
Chesh.; Motcombe House, Dor set sh,

f Westmoreland (11th Earl of), John Fane, G.C.B.,
G.C.H., P.C, D.C.L. ; cr. 1624.

B. 1784, m. d. of SrdEarlofMornington. 2nd tit. Lord Bnrghersh,
Is a Lieut.-Geu. in the Army. Appointed Ambassador at Vienna 1861.
Salary, ^5000 ; has been Ambassador to Prussia, and Minister to the
Court of Tuscany ; is a knight of many foreign orders. Col. of the
66th foot. Is patron of 8 livings. 12, Upper Harley-st.; Carlton;
Apthorp, Northamptonsh. i Brimpton House, Somerset.

f Wharncliffe (2nd Bar.), John Stuart-Wortley ;
cr. 1826.

B. 1801, m. d. of 1st Earl of Harrowby. Is a Dep.-Lieut. of For.
farsh. Was appointed Col.-Commandant of the South Wert Regiment
of Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry in 1846. (h. c. 1846 as Mr. Stuart Wort-
ley.) 28, Brookst.; Carlton ; fVortley Hall, Yorksh.; Belmont
Castle, Perthsh.; Broom Hall, Middlesex.

tWiCKLow (3rd Earl of, Ir.Rep.), William Howard, K.P. ;
cr. 1793.
B. 1788, m. d. of the lat Marq. of Abercorn: 2nd tit. Lord Clon-

HOUSE OF PEERS. 69 '

more. Lord-Lient. and Costoa. Rot. of the oo. of Wieklow, Cktl. of the
WicUow Militia. 2, Cavendish-sq.; Carlton f Shelton jibbty,
CO. qf PVietlowi Castle Fonaard, eo. (^Donegal.

fVViLLOUGHBY DE Broke (8th Bar.), Henry Peyto
Verney; cr. 1492.

B. 1773, m. d. of Sir J. Williams, bt. Is patron of QiiTidgs. 21, Hill.
St.; Ceurlton ; Compton F'emey, ffanoietth.

fVViLLOUGHBY d'Eresby (19th Bar.), Peter Robert

Drunimond-Willoughby, P.C. ; cr. 1313.

B. 1782, m. d. oflst Lord Perth. Joint Hereditary Great Chamberlain of

England, and Lord- Lieut, of co. of Camarron. Is patron of 15 livingi.

142, PieeadiUy; Grimsthorpe, Lineottuh.; Gioydyr, Carnarvon;

Dnnnmond Caatle, Ptrthah.

fWiLTON (2nd Earl of), Thomas Egerton,P.C.»G.C.H.;

cr. 1801.

B. 1799, m. d. of the 12th Earl of Derby. 2nd tit. Yisct. Orey de Wilton.
Second son of the Ist Marq. of Westminster. Has been Lord Steward of
the Household. Is patron of 4 livings. 7, Groavtnor-sq. ; Carlton t
HaUtin House, Fliniah. ; Htaton Castle, Laneash.

^Winchester (14th Marq. of), John Paulet; cr. 1551.

B. 1801. Ool.of the North Hants MiUtia. 2nd tit. Earl of Wiltshire.
(Peerage conferred for official services.) Premier Marq. Is patron of
1 living, jimport House, Hants,

f Winchester (Bp. of), Charles Richard Sumner, D.D.
S. of Rev. R. Snmner, and therefore Br. of the Archbp. of Cantettrary.
B. 1790, m. d. of J. P. Mannoir, ejtq. (dead). Prelate of the Order of the
Garter. Provincial Sabdean of Canterbury. Consecrated Bp. of LI andaff
1826 ; translated 1827. Is patron of 70 livings. Annual valne of see,
£10,900. Formerly of Trin. Coll., Camb. fVinchester House, St.
Janies*s-sg. ; Famhatn Castle, Surrey.

f WiNCHiLSEA AND NOTTINGHAM (lOlh Earl of), Georgc
Finch Hatton ; cr. 1628.

B. 1791, m. lst,d. of the 8rd Duke of Montrose; 2ndly, d. of the Rt.
Hon. Sir C. Bagot (dead); Srdly, eldest d. of Edward Royd Rice, esq.
of Dane Court, Kent. 2nd tit. Yisct. Maidstone. Hereditary Lord of the
royal manor of Wye. Is patron of 4 livings. 20, PVilton crese. ;
Carlton : Eastwell Park, Kent; Haverholm Priory, Line olnsh.

•WoDEHOUSE (3rd Bar.), John Wodehouse ; cr. 1797*
B. 1826; m. d. of Hon. R. FitsGibbon. Was Ist class in classics at
Christ Church, Oxon. in 1847. A Deputy-Lieut, of Norfolk. Is patron
of 11 livings. 26, ^roo*-«/.; Kimberley.Hall, and PVilton Part,
Norfolk.

70 HOUSE OP PEaCRS.

Worcester (Bp. of), Henry Pepys, D.D.

8. of Sir Wm. Pepys, bt., and br. of 1st Lord C!otteiiham. B. 1788, m .
d. of Rt. Hon. John Sallivan. Consecrated Bp. of Sodor and Man 1840 }
translated 1841 . Formerly Fellow of St. John's Coll. Cambridge. Is pa-
tron of 22 livings. Annual value of see, jf 6000. 24, Grotvenorpl. i
Paiacg, fVbre**t0r,

• Wrottesley (2nd Bar."), John Wrottesley ; cr. 1838.
B. 1798, m. d. of Thos. Gilford, esq. Is patron of 2 lirings.
84, Si. James'.pl.; fVrottesley Hall, Staffordsh.

f Wynford (2nd Bar.), William Samuel Best ; cr. 1829.

B. 1798, m. 1821 d. of William Thoyts, esq. Is patron of 1 liTing.
Le*»ons, Kent; fVynford Baffle, Doraetgh.

*Yarborouoh (2nd Earl of), Charles Anderson Worsley
Pelham ; cr. 1837.

B. 1809 ; m. d. of SrdYisct. Hawarden. (h. e. 1846, as Lord Worsley.)
2nd tit. Lord Worsley. Is patron of 17 lirings. 17, ArUngUm-*i. /
R^orm Club ; BroekUaby HtM, and Manby, Lincolnsh,

•York (Abp. of), Thomas Musgrave, D.D., P.C.

B. 1788, m. youngest d. of 2nd Lord Waterpark. Primate of Eng-
land. Consecrated Bishop of Hereford in 1887 ; translated to York in
1847. Formerly fellow and bursar of Trinity Coll. Cambridge. Is
patron of 53 livings. Annual value of see, jf 10,000. 41, Belffretve-sq. /
Bithopsthorpe Palac9.

•Zetland (2nd Earl of), Thomas Dundas ; cr. 1838.

B. 1795, m. d. of Sir H. Williamson, bt. 2nd tit. Lord Dundas. Lord-
Lieut, of the North Riding of Yorkshire. Acting Grand-Master of the
Freemasons in England, (h. c. 1839 as Lord Duudas.) Is patron of 1
living. 19, Arlington-si.; R^orm Clubg Aske Hall, Yorkth.t
Ktrtt Houte, Siirlingah.

PEERS WHO ARE MINORS.

Thefbllowing is a list of noble lords not yet of age, with the year In
which each will attain his m^ority. As thrse peers do not ei^oy the right
of sittings voting in Parliament, they are not inoiuded in the geneml
account of uemboi of the Upper House.

Abercromby, Bar 1860.

Bute,Marq.of 1868.

Coventry, Earl of. 1859.

Dunmore, Earl of 1862.

Granard, Earl of 1864.

Hastings, Marq. of. 1868.

Hood, y isct 1869.

Lothian, Marq. of. 1858.

St. Albans, Duke of 1861.

Wales, Prince of 1862.

PART II.

EXPLANATION OF PARLIAMENTARY TERMS
AND PROCEEDINGS.

AMOURNIIENT —See Intemtptimi of the Sittings of Ptf liunent.

AMENDMENT.— See Order.

AVOIDANCE OF A DECISION.— When a motion has been made vpon
which the House hapi>en8 to be unwilling to come to a yote, there are
Cmrmal modes of aroldlng a decision, amongst which are passing "to the
other orders,*' or moring *' the prcTions question." The former means,
that the Hoase shoold—casting aside and taking no flurther ootice of the
matter then befiore it— proceed to the other business appointed for that
day ; the latter, that a rote be prerioasly taken as to the expediency of
coming to any decision on the question raised. If ' ' the prerioas question"
be not carried, the motion to which it referred is only gotten rid of for
the time, whereas a direct negatire to the motion itself would be a pro-
scription of it for the ronainder of the Session, as well as a denial of its
principle. With respect to a BOI, moring that it "be read this day six
months," or this day three months, is a mode of throwing it out without
eoming to an express dedaration ngainst the principle of the measure.

BILLS (PRIVATE).— These are chiefly introduced to enable private indi-
TJdnals, associated together, to undertake woilu of publie utility at their
own risk, and, in a degree, for their own benefit ; but there are other pri-
vate IhIIs, as those of naturalisation, change of name, divorce, or for per-
fecting titles to estates, fire. Generally speaking, expenses, including
the fees, attendant upon a private bill amount to 600/., and frequently to a
■neh larger sum. The fees on a bill for the natnralimttion of a foreigner
are limited to 1001. The class of professional gentlemen who act as solici-
tors in praooting private bills are called ParliaaMntary Agents.

SHJjS (PUBLIC).— a bill is the draft or skdeton of a statute. Any bill
vhicli the Lords can originate may be Introduced and laid on the table bv

72 BXPLA.NATION OF PARLIAMENTARY

any IndiFidoal peer vrithoat tbe prerioiu permLMlon of the Houe; bat iB
the OoBUDoiM no bill can be brongfat ID luiless amotion forleaTcbe prerioaaly
agreed to. PermiMion haTteg been granted, three or fbar members are mp-
polntedto prepare the bill. It Is then brought in and read a first time, nraally
^Itboat amendBMnt or debate, and a day appointed for the second reading,
preTicNuly te which it is printed and a copy ftimished to erery member.
llfce bill, after the aeoond reading, is referred to a Committee of the
whole House, when its details are considered, as its principles were
npon each of its sererat readings. Members are at liberty to discvss ita
principle on any of its stages, bat no one is considered to have de-
clared deeialTely in favoor of its principle aDl«!|is he rapport by his
rote its second reading. In Committee the bill is debated clanse by
elanse, the blanks left for names, dates, nature and amount of penal-
ties, &e. am ftUed up, and sometimes the bill entirely new-modelled.
The next proceeding is, that the Chairman of the Committee should
make a report to the Honse of the changes that the bill has under-
gone, which he does by presenting a eopy of it to the Speaker in
its altered form. The House then re-eonslders the whole measure. Mo-
lions may be made and questions put upon every clause or amendmrnt,
a nd the bill may be even re-committed. After the report of the Committee has
been agreed to, the bill is ordered to be printed. After which it is read a third
time, and forther amendments may then be made. If a new elanae be
added, it is ealled a rider. The last question but one is, that the " bill do
pass;" after this nothing remains except to determine its title, which
used to be a general one for all the acts passed in the Session, but in modem
times distinct titles are nsed for each statute. During the progress of a bill
the Honse may divide on the following questions : Ist , on the second reading ;
Sndfthat it be committed ; 8rd» that the report of the committee be received ;
4th, or that the bill be re-committed; 5th, that it be read a third time; 6th,
that it do pass ; 7th, the title of the bill. These are quite exclusive of any
divisions concerning the particular days to be appointed for proceeding
with any stage of the measure, or of any proceedings in Committee, or any
amendments, or of any clauses added to or expunged ttom the measure in
or out of the Committee. Alterations are not usually proposed in a bill
until after its principle has been dispoaed of tm the second reading.
Immediately after the passing of a bill, the permanent Chairman of
Committees in the case of bills introduced by the Government, or the
mover of the bill in other oases, talces it and proceeds, accompanied by
a few supporters of the measure, to convey it tn the bar of their Lordships*
Honse, desiring their eonourrence. It there passes throqgh the same forms,
except that of engrossing, which has been already done. If the bill be
rejected, noftirther prooeedinga ensue. When the Lords agree with the Com*
nonf in the principle of tbe me««iire, b«t diffto on matters of detail, a con-

TBRM8 AND PROCEEDINGS. 7S

fcrmee luiullyfonows between meinlien deputed from caeli H<m«e, who
Seienlly moceed in edjaBting the difference » bat if both Hotues remain
inflexible, the bill is dropped. The mme proceedings are adopted mutaii*
mutandis when the bill originates in the Upper Honse. Acts of amnesty
areread once only in each Hoose. The bill having thus passed both Honses,
remains with the Lords, exeept in the case of a bill of supply, which is
aent back to the Commons, to be by them presented at the bar of the Lords
to the Sovereign or the royal Conunissioners. The assent of the Ccown is
the final proceeding which converts a bill into an Act of Parliament. No
Act of Parliament can be altered, amended, or repealed dnring the Session
in which it was passed, unless it contain a clanse authorising a departure
from the getHsral rule. (See " Royal Assent.")

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BUDGBT (THE).— The Chancellor of the Exchequer makes one general
statement every year to the Houseof Commons, which isiotended to present
a comprehensive view of the financial condition of the country. Some-
tisMs there are preliminary, or supplemental, or occasional speeches!
bat the great general statement of the year has. for a long time past, been
quaintly called '*th0 Budget," fh>m the French bouffett*, by a common
fguie of speech, putting the name of that which incloses, to signify the
thing contained. The annual speech known by that appellation embraces
a review of the income and expenditure or the last year, as compared
with those of preceding years; remarks upon the financial prospects
of the country; an exposition of the intended repeal, modifications,
or iaq>oeition of taxes during the semion; and a detail of the public ex-
penditoze daring the current period, with its grounds of justification.

CABINET.— The government of a state or community is understood to
signify the exercise of supreme authority, and includes the executive, the
legislative, and the judicial powers ; but in popular acceptation it means
only the first of these, the higher and more immediate fhnctions of which
axe exercised by the Cabinet, a select body in whom, forthe time being,
the whole of the royal authority is vested. Its members all belong to the
Privy Council, but do not include a tithe of that body. The Cabinet ia
compoeed of the more eminent portion of the Adminidtration, but it does
not oonsCitute more than a fourth part of those whom a change of ministry
deprires of i^ce, the persons included in that council being rarely less
than ten or more than fifteen. The cabinet being more immediately re*
sponsible for the conduct of public affairs, their deliberations are always
eonsldeied oonfidential, and kept secret even from their colleagues, who
are lean exalted in oiBce. The distinguished individual who fills the sitna>
tion of First Lord of the Treasury, and combined with it sometimes that
of Chancellor of the Exchequer, is the chief of the ministry, and therefore

74 EXPLANATION OF PARLIAMENTARY

of the oaUnet : he is hmomHj ityled, the " PEenyer*** or " Fkiaie MfaiisCer,"
bat more properly designated as " the head of her Majesty's goTernmeiit.*'
It is at his immediate reoommcndation that his eoUeagues are appointed t
and, with hardly an exception, he dispenses the patronage of the orown.
Every cabinet includes the following high oflcers:— The First Lord of the
Treasury, the Ixard Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the Lord
Piiyy Sealf the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the three Secretaries of
State. Sereral other ministerial functionaries, however, have seats in the
cabinrt; nerer less than three, and rarely so many as eight or nine of this
latter class, are called to that station. Their oftoes are as follow :— Chief
Commissioner of Woods and Forests, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan-
caster, First Lord of the Admiralty, President of the Board of Oontroul,
President of the Board of Trade, Secretary at War, Paymaster-General of
the Forces, Master of the Mint, Judge Advoeato^Seneral, Postmaster-
General, MasterUSeneral of the Ordnance, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
Chief Jostioe of the Queen*s Bench.* The selection usually flills upon
those amongst the latter mentioned ftinctionaries, whose rank, talents,
reputation, and political weight, render them the most useftal auxiliaries,
or whose services, while in opposition, may have created the strongest
claims to the honours of the cabinet. It has occasionally happened that
a peer posseming high character and inluenoe accepts a seat in tha cabinet
without undertaking the labours and responsibility of any particular
oMee. Although this select coonoil has now been regarded during seveial
generations as an essential part of our polity, yet it still oontinnes to be
unknown to the law. The names of the noblemen and gentlemen who
compose it are never officially announced to the public. No record is kept
of its resolutions or meetings, nor has its existence ever been recogniied
by any act of parliament. (See Crown, Executire.)

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE.— In the
Commons this officer— always a member — ^is dected by the House on the
assembling of every new Parliament. When the House is in committee on
bills introduced by the goremment, or in committee of ways and means,
or supply (see Committee of Supply), or in committee to consider prelimi-
nary resolutions, it Is his duty to preside i he sits, not in the Speaker's
chair, but at the table in the seat of the Clerk of the House. On divisions,
when the numbers happen to be equal, he giTCs the casting Toice, but in
committees he never otherwise votes. In the Lords, the Chairman of Com-
mittees of the whole House is elected by the House every Session.

• Th« fint Lord Ellaaboroagh wm the lut Chiaf jMtlec wko bald k teat In (lie
CftblMti hKTiag wlthdnwB Ar«m tka AdniBtatnaoo, he sltenrardi azprctacd Ma
dlMpprobatioB of tha j^cMlia*.

TEKMS AND PR0CBBDIN08. 75

CSELTBBN HUNDREDS.— An aoceptanoe of '* the ChiUerai Hundreds '*
t« 4 ftHrm whidi has now no other meaning than that the Member accepting
rerigns liis seat. No offlce, having emolument attached, can be conferred
bf the Crtfwn on a Member of the House of Commons without his thereby
Tacating his seat, and it is only by obtaining oflBce that a Member can rid
himself of the duties which any body of constituents may impose even with-
out his consent ; the Crown, therefiore, for the convenience of the House
at large, is alwaysready to confer on any Member " the Stewardship of her
Majesty's Chiltern Hundreds, the Stewardship of the Manor of Poynings,
of East Hendred and Northstead, or the Escbeatorship of Mnnster ;" sine-
cures which he continues to hold till some other Member solicits a similar
aeconuDodation. Many o£Bces, however, though in reality government
appointments, are not directly conferred by the Crown, but by the heads of
the several departments; of this number are certain of the British Mini-
sters accredited to Foreign Courts, and some of the Deputy Secretaries.
Ihe acceptance of such offices does not necessarily deprive a member of his
seat in the House of Commons.

CLEBK OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.—" The Cleik of the Commons'
House of Parliament" holds an office of great trust and importance. He,
with two assistants, sits at the upper end of the table. The Crown ap.
points him by letters patent, and, when necessary, he can appoint a
deputy. The appointment of the other clerks in the service of the House
is vested in him. It is his duty to make minutes, not of the arguments
hdd in the House, but of the decisions at which it arrives— in other words,
to record its votes, resolutions, addresses, orders, reports, divisions, and
all other proceedings in which it may be engaged; to see that they are
correctly printed and distributed to the members, to read aloud all such
documents as the House may order to be read, to perform the duty (without
taking the chair) of president or moderator during the choice of a Speaker,
putting a quejttion and directing a division in the same manner as a
chairman would.

COMMITTALS.— In common with courts of law and equity, the Houses
of Parliament can punish all contempts of their authority or disobedience of
their mandates. Each House is armed with power to repress any aggres-
aion committed upon their rights, or any interference with their privileges :
but in the case of the Commons the operation of this power is limited to
the session of Parliament, comnUttals by that House being invalidated
by n prorogation. Either House can delegate to a Committee the power
of sending for papers and records, and of enforcing the attendance of
necessary witnesses.

76 EXPLANATION OP PARLIAMJSNTARY

COMMITTEES— Are, first, those of the whole House, which may be
to ooniider of certain Resolatioiis, as to the nature of which considerable
latitude prevails ; or the House resolres itself into such Committee to con-
sider the details of a Bill, the principle of which may be discussed at any
or all of its other stages; or there may be Committees for financial purposes
as those of "Supply," or "Ways and Means" (which see). Secondly,
There are Select Committees chosen by ballot or otherwise for some specific
purpose— the numbers composing such bodies seldom exceed twenty or
thirty members; occasionally these are declared Committees of Secrecy.
Thirdly, Election Committees, which are judicial tribunals, appointed to try
the merits of controverted elections— these are always chosen by ballot.
Fourthly, Committees on private Bills (which see) . When the whole House
is in Committee, the Speaker vacates the Chair, the Mace is placed under
the table ; and some other Member is called on to preside, who sits in the
seat of the senior Clerk. For Committees of Supply, and Ways and Means,
and Bills introduced by Ministers, there is a Chairman, who receives a
salary. (See Chairman of Committees.)

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i

CONFERENCE.— This is aspedesof negotiation between the two Houses
of Parliament, conducted by managers appointed on both sides, for the
porpose of producing concurrence, in cases where mutual consent is neces-
sary ; or for the purpose of reconciling differences which may have arisen.
If the conference be upon the subject of a trill depending between the two
Houses, it must be demanded by that House which, at the time of asking
the conference, is in possession of the bill. It is the sole privilege of the
Lords to name the time and place fbr holding a conference, no matter by
which House it may have been demanded. Reasons in writing for the
course resolved to be taken, are usually iVimished to the managers on both
sides, in which case it is simply called '* a conference." Should this proceed-
ing fail, a *' free conference " must be held, which gives an opportunity
for the managers individually, and unrestrained by any precise form of
argument, to urge such reasons as in their judgment may best tend to
influence the House to which they are addressed. A firee conference is
Usually demanded after two conferences have beenholden without effiect.
After one tne conference, none other but ttee conferences can be held
touching the same subject. In May, 1851, it was agreed both by Lords
and Commons, that reasons respecting differences of opinion on any bill or
other proceeding might be conunnnicated to either House by message fh>m
the other, and that no conference need take plai-^ unless specially requested.
At all conferences, the managers on the part of the Upper House are
seated and wear their hats; those for the Commons stand uncovered. The
Speaker quits the chair of the House during the absence of managers
attending a conference.

TERMS AND PROCBEDIWGS. 77

CROWN.— The inrerogatives and functions of the Crown may be aammed
■p under the following heads:— To give or reftiM to bills the *' Royal
Assent " (which see) ; to caose the due administration and execution of
the laws ; to act on behalf of the whole community in its Interooorse with
VsXtign States, and as a part of that, to declare war or conclude peace ; to
direct the naval and military force of the country } to administer the public
revenue ; to prorogue or dissoWe Parliament ; to create peers; and tnooin
money. The monarch is the head of the Church ; the source of Justice and
of mercy, of allofflces, honours, emoluments, and chartered rights. But in
every ense the sovereign acts by ministers who are amenable to Parliament,
and the choice of those ministers is the only prerogative, which can be
oonstitntionnlly exercised without responsible advisers; but even over
this, there is much Parliamentary controul, for the royal favour can have
ao practical effect, unless it rest upon men whose characters and measures
prove generally acceptable to both Houses (see Cabinet).

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DISSOLUTION.— See Interruption of the Sittings of Parliament.

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ESTATE OF PARLIAMENT.-Strictly speaking, the three <' Estates of
the Realm" consist of, 1st, the Lords Spiritual ; 2nd, the Lords Temporal i
8rd, the Commons. Parliament ftiUy assemUed consists of the King, with
the two estates of the peerage, sitting in one House, and the Commonalty
by their representatives standing below the bar. But instead of the
three estates of the realm, we are accustomed to speak of the three
branches of the legislature. Neither of the Houses ever deliberates in
the presence of the Sovereign, nor will either of them permit any allusion
in debate to his sentiments. The King, Lords, and Commons, in their
anited character, exercise none but the legislative functions. Taken together,
they are the Parliament, and there can be no act of Parliament in which
they do not concur. (See Royal Assent.) In addition to this legislative
character, common to the three, each has separate functions peculiar
to Itself. In the Sovereign resides the whole executive authority.
The House of Lords exercises Judicial authority as a court of dernier
resort, and as a tribunal to which great officers of state, impeached by
the other House, are amenable.

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EXECUTIVE.— The following comprise the principal departments of the
executive government:— The Treasury, the Admiralty, the War Office, the
Ordnance, the Home Office, the India Board, the Colonial Office, the Board
of Trade, the Foreign Office, the Board of Public Works, Woods and
For^ts, the Mint, the Office of the Privy Seal, the Office of the Duchy of
Lancaster, and the Irish Office. Those offices which are principally r^

78 EXPLANATION OP PARLIAMENTARY

exelasiTely occupied with the ooHection of the public rerena* are tit
Costoou, the Excise, the Stamps, the Post Office, the Office of A-ssesae
Taxes, the Crown Lands, &c The paUic Ihnctionaries to whom the cox
duct in chief of these scTeral departments is entmsted, together yrit
the great officers of the royal household, constitute what Is termei
the Ministry or Administration.* Its members vary accnrding to cii
cumstances, rarely exceeding fifty or sixty persons. They hold thei
offices, not like the judges, quamdiu bene se geeserint, bat durantt
bene plaeiio—ti tenure which was anciently universal, and still pre^aifj
In the great majority of offices. The Administration usually resign -vrben
they lose the confidence of either House of Parliament ; or they may be
dismissed by the SoTcreign, and it is competent for either House to
present an address to the throne, praying their dismissal. The members
of a government are understood to concur in principles of legislation and
policy, and co-operate in Parliament upon all matters not specifically
agreed on as open questions. Their acknowledged chief is the First Lord
of the Treasury. When a Commoner, he frequently though not necessarily
combines with that office the Chancellorship of the Exchequer.

FINANCE.— See Budget.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.— This branch of the Legislature has not sat in
St. Stephen*» chapel, since the year 1834, when that building was de-
stroyed by fire. From 1885 to 1851 the representatives of the people
held their sittings in what had previously been the House of Lords, but
in 1852 that portion of the Palace at Westminster was taken down, and
the House of Commons, in the early part of the same year, entered into
occupation of a chamber not far from the north end of tbe Palace, built
expressly for their use, and in which their sittings are now beld. That
fvbich is called the strangers* gallery is placed at the lower end, opposite
(h^ chair, and commands a ftill view of the House. Bebind tbe chair Ib a
gallery appropriated to the Reporters, while the side galleries are excla>
^If-ely for Members. Persons obtain access to the * straiigers'gallery'tbrough
f l^e order of a member, given in writing or vivA voce. Accordisgto ancjest
^^ctice, the House always a^oums to 10 o'clock in the momiog; andshoold
Ifi^ Speaker take the chair (forty members being present I-} at any time be.
.^^^en that hour and four in the afternoon, the appointed proceedin/cs n^
^V^^^nediately commence; otherwise no business can, on that day, be trui'

^ rrtt* ehief officen of the CMtomt.Exeite, Stwapi, and Tuti, iit oottiiMil ihty i»

^ #0 *■*< of office on changee of the Adminiatratioa.
r* ^ "Wh«neTerthe Common* are ■nmmoBed by the SoTeref|ii,ortIl« royal eo««lM<<wew

T^e*«"«* •»»*• haroftha L«rda, that jwrM ceaatitBtcaaHoiM wfcrtierfcrty ■«■*"»
^:^ ^ *••«■* or aot.

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TBRMS AND PROCBEOING8. 79

Moled, and the Hoiue win stand adjourned to 10 o'clock on the foUowing
■Mniing. Down to 1838, the practice wai, that a few minutes before 4
o'clock the Speaker took his seat at the table, the Chaplain read prayers,
the strangers' gallery was then opened, the Members present were connted,
and, aa forty geoeraDy attended, business began. The fact Important to
Tisiton of the House was this, that any Member might, at any time after
U o'dodc, call npon the door-keeper to open the gallery^-a course which
Members frequently adopted for the accommodation of their prirate friends
whencTer a great debate was expected— hence it became difllcalt to ooi^ee-
ture how early the gallery might be filled; but generally speaking it was
■ot opened till 4 o'clock. During the Session of 1838, a material change
|ook place, the House sitting from L2 till 8 o'dock in the afternoon, and
resuming at 6. lids continued to be the practice in 1884, and was ooca-
simially resorted to in 1836. At first the early sittings were confined to
private business and petitions; but, towards the latter end of the Session,
public business commenced at noon, and was continued generally tiU long
after midnight, with the exception of the hours ftrom 8 to 6. For some
years past, howcTcr, the old practice of not commencing business till 4 in
the afternoon has been generally obserred, with the exception of Wed-
nesdays, when the house sits ftom IS till 6. All Peers, distinguished
foreigners, &c. are accommodated below the bar, besides those who are
fortunate enough to obtain Orders from the Speaker.

HOUSE OF LORDS,!— The strangers' gallery, as in the Commons, is not
opened till after prayers, and strangers are excluded during divisions.
Their Lordships frequently sit during the day as a Court of Appeal, but do
not usually assemble in Uieir legislative capacity until five in the after-
noon, unless upon the opening or closing of the session, which generally
takes place at two o'clock ; or when the royal assent is to be given to Bills
1^ commission, on which occasion their Lordships meet earlier than the
eastomary hour, but for this purpose no precise time has been established
by usage. While sitting in their judicial capacity, the House, like other
courts of Justice, is open to the public.

INTBBRUPTION OF THE SITTINGS OF PARLIAMENT.— The pro-
eeedings of the legislature may be interrupted or suspended either by ad-
journment, prorogation, or dissolution. Adjournment, as the term imports,
if a postponement of the sitting orproceedings of either House of Parliament
ftum one time, to another speeified for the reassemblage. When the sittings
of both Houses are interrapted by royal authority, it is called prorogation.
Dissolution puts an end to the representative character of the individuals,
who at the timeeompose the House of Commons, as well as to that of the si''

80 EXPLANATION OP PARLIAMENTARY

teen Scottish Peers, and Parliament cannot again assemble until after h
general election. The power of acyonnunent is inherent in each Honse re-
spectively, and no precise restraints upon this power are prescribed hj
the conrtitotion. Either House may interrupt or pcwtpone any debate, defer
the consideration of any measure, or altogether adjourn its sittings. The
Lords frequently ai^ourn *' during pleasure," which means that the Lord
Chancellor or other Speaker of the House may, in the exercise of his
discretion, take his seat on the woolsack, two other Peers being present,
and cause business to proceed at any hour within the day on which saeli
ad^*ournment " during pleasure' takes place, otherwise their Lordshlpa*
House will stand adjourned to the usual hour on the following day; bat
usage has fixed fi?e o'clock, p.k., as the time for resuming after all
adjournment " during pleasure." The Commons, on the contrary, always
ctd^oum to a time specified. The Speaker of that House may, in confor.
mity with the preriously expressed wish of the body over which he pre-
sides, leave the chair during any number of hours; but such proceeding is
merely regarded as a temporary suspension of business, and not called an
adjournment. (See House of Commons.) The a4}oumment of one
House is no adjournment of the other. The Crown may, pending an
adjournment, summon by proclamation, either House or both ; and may
direct either or both Houses to adjourn to any particular day, which
direction has always been obeyed to the letter; but some Members,
and even some writers of authority, have denied the existence of such
a prerogative, yet it has been frequently exercised, and never resisted.
It is contrary, however, to modern usage. An individual member may for
the time interrupt the progress of business, by successive motions of
a^oumment, which may be repeated indefinitely; but the adoption of this
course rarely has the effect of delaying proceedings for more than 'a single
day. In Committee, to move that the Chairman report progress is equiva*
lent to moving that the debate be then adjourned. Adyonrnment does not
close the session ; prorogation does not terminate the Parliament ; the
former is an act of either House ; the latter an act of the Crown, the dura-
tion of which may be subsequently extended or curtailed, according to the
royal pleasure. All unfinished proceedings are quashed by prorogation ;
but during an adjournment they remain t'n statu quo. Prorogation never
extends beyond eighty days (see Privileges of Parliament), but fkesh
prorogations may take place from time to time by proclamation, and continue
to be renewed till it is intended that Parliament should really assemble for
the despatch of business. The Crown, by proclamation, may, notwithstand-
ing a prorogation, summon Parliament on giving fourteen days' notice.
Dissolution is the civil death of the Parliament, and may be effected by
the pleasure of the Crown, by the demise of the Crown, or by length of
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■ofliMiiy of the monarch, for a greatef peciod than aeren yean i and how
•f «r recently elected, it mnit expire in six HMitha at most from the demiae
of the Crown; bat, of conne, it may be diaaolyed by the SoTerrign in a
leu period than six months from the death of his predecessor. If Parlia-
ment at the tinte of the Sovereign's death be separated by a4}onrament or
prorogation, it must assemble immediately. If no Parliament be then in
existence, the members of the last must again meet and may serve as a Parlia-
ment for six months, nnless sooner prorogued ; and so much importanee
appears to be attached to an instant assemblage, thatnpon the dendse of the
Crown even the intervention of Sanday is not permitted to delay the
meeting of both Houses.

LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR.— This distingnished Ainctionary being
keeper of the great seal, is by prescription Speaker of the House of Lords,
and is usually a Peer. When royal commissions are issued for opening the
Session, for giving the royal assent to bills, or for proroguing Parliament,
the Lord Chancellor is always one of the Commissionen, and reads the
royal speech upon the occasion. When the Sovereign opens or closes the
Session in person, the Lord Chancellor stands on the right of the throne,
and hands to the Monarch the speech opening or terminating the annual
lalwurs of the Legislature.

MINISTER (PRIM£).^See Cabinet.

MINISTRY.— See Cabinet: also Executive.
MONET BILL.— See Supply : also Ways and Means.

NEWSPAPER REPORTING^— A century ago there wu Bo publication
irliich could properly be said to contain a satisfaetory account of parliament
tary proceedings ; and even within the recollection of many persons now
alive the debates were but very imperfectly reported. From the oommence-
mentof the American war, however, till the year 1814,a gradual improve-
ment took place in the publication of debates, until at length the art of the
Reporter, and the business of the Publisher, wen prosecuted with a degree
of sncoess, the elfects of which will continue to be felt so long asfteedom and
civilization exist in England. When the closeof the warin 181S diminished
at once the supply and the importance of foreign intelligence ; when the
public attention became directed with almost exclusive anxiety to domes-
tic affidrs, the publication of Parliamentary debaties appeared to become an
object of national importance, and in the course of a few years assumed its
present fall, detailed, and accurate character. It is contrary to the stand
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individual member can demand that the order be enforced ; thepablieatimik
therefore, of d^Mtesis held to be theoretically a breach of pririlege; bat
in modem times, if any member were repeatedly to insist npon the ex-
elusion of '* strangers." as all are called who neither are members nor offiocni
of the House, there can be no doubt that this abuse of the priTlIege must
lead to such a modificatitm of the standing order as would deprive indi.
▼idual members of any controul over a matter so interesting to the nation ,
whose representatives and servants they are, ih>m whose pleasure their
Parliamentary existence and authority are derived, and by whom that autho-
rity would doubtless be speedily withdrawn , were any attempt made to carry
on the business of the public without publicity. 8ecret deliberations have
been so long renounced, that the right of the public to be present through
their agents, the Reporters, is as clearly established now as if no theoretical
privacy had ever existed. The process of Parliamentary reporting, and the
qualifications of those by whom the task is performed, cannot be adequately
described within the narrow limits of this article, but it is hoped that the
reader may be enabled to form some idea of both from the following brief
outline. Every publication not copying from, or abridging any other, bat
giving original reports, keeps one of a series of Reporters constantly in
the gallery of the Lords and another in the Commons. These, like
sentinels, are at stated periods relieved by their coUeagnes, when they
take advantage of the interval to transcribe their notes, in order to be
ready again to resume tbe duty of note-taking, and afterwards that of
transcription for tbe press. A succession of Reporters for each esta-
blishment is thus maintained, and the process of writing from their notes
never interrupted till an account of the whole debates of the evening
has been committed to the hands of the printer. There are only seven
publications for which a Reporter is constantly in attendance, and these
nckide the London morning newspapers, from which all others that
give debates are under the necessity of copying or abridging them. The
number of Reporters maintained by each varies trom ten or eleven to
seventeen or eighteen. They are for the most part gentlemen of liberal
education— many having graduated at the Universities of Oxford, Cam-
bridge, Edinburgh, Glasgow, or Dublin ; and they must all possess a
competent knowledge of the multifarious subjects which come under the
consideration of Parliament. The expedition and ability with which their
duties are performed must be admitted by every one who attends a debate
and afterwards reads a newspaper, while the correctness and rapidity
with which their manuscript is put in type and printed, has long been a
subject of surprise and admiration. Mr. Sheirs speech on the Income
Tax (March Ist, 1845), contains the followingpassage:— " What can be
more unjust than to impose the same Tax upon a man whose income is
derived from hb intellectual toil— whioh may be called the sweat of his

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nisd— «ad apon the man whose inoome is as stable as the earth on which
we tread f can there be a greater injnstice than to tax, in the same propor-
tion, the first liord of the Treasnry and the gentlemen who report his
speech on the Inoome Tax in the gallery of this House f There are men in
that gallery of liberal edacation, and of minds embellished with every
literary adornment, who, by great labour, by great wear and tear of body
and miud, acquire an inoome which falls within the range of the tax,
although it is far firom being commensurate with the ability or the oseftil-
ness of a class to which some of the first men in England hare belonged."

OFFICE (ACCEPTANCE OP).— See ChlltemHondreds.

ORDER.'-By this word is meant an obedience to certain regalations
which are intended to facilitate the despatch of business, and preserTe
deeoram in public deliberations. The rules by which the business of the
Omses of Parliament is conducted are of two kinds, one class they possess
in common with all public assemblies, another is peculiar to themselTcs (see
Speaker, duties of, as also House of Lords, order in). For the proper
application of these rules, it has been found necessary that some ofBoet
should be appoint^, to whose decision deference will be paid. Such an
ofllcer is the Chairman or Speaker. In the House of Comnums (though the
practice in the Lords is otherwise), he takes no part in debate, his dutj
iieing to regulate the manner in which business shall be trajMac,ted} to
confine those who address the House to the real subject under discussion ; to
pronounce an opinion upon any thing relating to order } to put the mattet
in dispute into the form of a question, on which the votes of the body at
large may be taken ; to announce the decision of the minority ; to declare
the proceedings of the assembly closed at the completion of the business of
the day, and to see that they are properly recorded. The first act of the
Member who presides is to intimate that business should commence, whidi
is done by calling on the individual whose motion stands first on the list of
■otioes, or who is otherwise entitled to precedeoce* A motion being made*
it is necessary that it should be seconded, else it falls to the ground. This
done, the terms of the motion are handed in writing to the Chairman, who
reads them aloud. Objections may then be taken. Amongst the several
modes of opposing a motion, are the following— a direct negative, an
amendment, a postponement, proceeding to "the other orders," moving
"the previous question," or an adjournment. A motion which has
been moved, seconded, and read, becomes a sort of property of the whole
body, and cannot be withdrawn without leave. If no objector to a mo-
tion present himself, neither the mover nor seconder has a right to speak
again, except in explanation ; but if an objection be started, a right
of reply if, according to the courtesy of all assemblies, acquired by the

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norer of any original motion, bat not by the mover of an amendment ;—
the prlTilege of explanation, however, ia conceded to all. The debate being
ended, either by a pause, or at the manifest wish of a large minority, the
presiding Member pats the question, calling upon those who are fiivoar-
able to say " ay,** and those of a contrary opinion to say " no." He then
declares, that in his judgment the "ayes" or the *'noes*' ** have it." If any
Member should question this decision, the House must divide, the Speaker
•r Chaitman appointing tellers ; in the House of Lords, the phrase is
"content" and *'not content," whilst in most other public assemUlea
the votes previous to a division are taken by show of hands. When
an amendment has been moved, it is usoal to take the votes simply
fbr the amendment, and then for the original motion ; but in Parlia-
ment the practice is that the Speaker or Chairman should read to the
House the original motion, next that he should read the amendment,
and then say, " the question which I am to pat is, that the words pro-
posed to be left out (by the amendment) stand part of the question."
Should the "noes'* prevail, the amendment then becomes a substantive
motion, upon which other amendments may be moved, and considered in
like manner as the first. Thus a number of successive amendments to
the mriginal motion may be disposed of, though no amendment can be
moved upon an amendment ; but all the amendments as well as the
motion itself may be negatived. Any Member is at liberty to interrupt
another by '* rising to order," vis., calling the attention of the chair,
or of the assembly at large, to the fact, that a breach of order was then
being committed. When two or more Members rise at once to address
the House of Commons, the Speaker or Chairman determines who
shall have precedence. In Pariiament it is contrary to order for those
engaged in debate, to mention any Member by name (excepting the
Chairman of Committees). It is also out of order to speak in direct terms of
any proceedings of the other House, unless the; have been formally made
known by " message,* or recorded in the notices, votes, or orders of the
other House. It is also Irregular to refer to the opinions of the Sovereign ;
speeches from the throne and royal messages being treated as the senti-
ments of the ministry, which the Sovereign utters or communicates on
their responsibility.j

1

ORDER IN THE LORDS.— The rules of order in the House of Lords differ
in some particulars from those observed in the Commons. In debate those
who speak address the whole house, and not the chairman. The Peer who
sits on the woolsack or in the chair of committees has no duties to perform
during the deliberations of the House, excepting to "put the question."
He is not the Judge or guardian of order. If several Peers rise together.

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tHe Hoiue decides who shall first be heard. The speaker or deputy
speaker of the Lords is not disqualified «x officio flrom taking a part in
debate.

ORIGINATING BILLS.— With the Crown all bills of amnesty originate}
—with the House of Lords all bills relating to a restitntion in blood and to
restitutionof honours:— with the House of Oommonsall bills relating to the
public income and expenditure, and all other measures that can properly
come within the class of " money bills." Bills aftecting the royal prerogatire
are not usually introduced into either House without the previous consent
of the Crown. It is considered unconstitutional tor one House to take the
initiative in any measure affecting the pririleges of the other. In general
it is held that in the Lords should originate bills of " pains and penalties,* *
or other measures founded upon oral testimony, as their Lordships, unlike
the Commons, hare the power of examining witnesses upon oath.

^0^m<^m #»i*»#»i#»»»»

OTHBR ORDERS (PASSING TO THE}^— See Aroidanee of a Decision.

PARLIAMENT.— The Commons are not the Parliament, neither are the
Lads nor the Crown; but the three united are the "Estates," which in
their triple capacity constitute the Parliament, and exercise the legislatire
functions of the realm. A peer is of course as much a member of ParUa<
ment as a commoner, while the Crown is a whole estate of Parliament
centred in the person of an individual. The two Houses convened by
royal authwity, and acting jointly with the Crown, constitute the Legis-
ature or Parliament; audits acts are called indifferently "Statutes'* or
" Acts of Parliament :* they have the ftill force and effect of law. (See
"Bills,' as also "Estate of Parliament.*) The power of Parliament is
held to be transcendent, and subject to no limitation whatever. An Act of
Parliament binds every subject, and even the Sovereign, when specially
named therein ; and no authority less than that of Parliament can dispense
with or abrogate a statute.

PEERS OF FABLlAMZNT^The Feen^B of Great Britain and Irdand
may be described as conatsting of the fallowing parts | the reader, however,
■boald bear in mind that every individual peerage has a locality no matter
vitb what part of tbe empire the existing possessor may otherwise be con-
nected. There are, in the first place, the Peers of England | Sndly, those of
Scotland } Srdly , those of IreUnd } 4thly, those of the United Kingdom j and,
Sttdy, those of tbe Episcopal Bench ) but such distinctions are chiefly confined
*o FarUament. In the House of Lords, all Feers of England have seats and
votes* ao liave all «f tbe United finftflom, thou^the locality may be Xris»-

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SooCtUb. It flreqaantly happens Umt Feen of England, or of the Ublted
Kingdom, hold an equal or niperior rank tn the peerage of Scotland or that of
Ireland. In which case, though popularly known by the higher dignity, th^
ttm hare Mats and Tote* in the House as of the inferior rank. Lord Paget
(by courtesy Earl of .Uxbridge) } Lord (by conrte^ Earl) Eruce, heirs re.
spectirely to the Peerages of An^esey and Ailesbury, were called to the
Upper House during their fathers' 11 res. The peers of Scotland and Ireland
hare a place In the House only by their representatires, of which Ireland
sends 28, and Scotland 16. By the Act of Union, no Irish Peer eqjoying a
British dignity can be elected a Representattre Peer. But the case of an
Irish Representative obtaining an EngUsh Peerage after his election was
not adverted tot there are consequently at present some Irish representa.
tires who sit by their Irish dignities, though holding also English baronies.
Of the 25 English and Welsh Bishops, 24 sit as Barons, the Junior mem.
her of the episcopal bench being excluded flrom the House of Lords. The
Bishop ot Sodor and Man is not a Lord of Parliament The Irish Bishops
sit In annual rotation, four every year. The Scottish peers are choaen with
ettrj new FarUament. The tventy-^j^t IrUh temporal peers are elected for

liflB.

PETITIONS.— There are several regulations reqpecting petitions to Pltflla.
mmt, which, if neglected In any one particular, wUl prevent their reception.
When intended for the House of Lords, a petition must be addressed, ** To the
Bight Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assem.
Ued {" when addressed to the House of Commons, It may be directed, ** To the
Honourable the Knights, Citisens, and Burgesses of the United Kingdom of
Oreat Britain and Ireland tn Parliament assembled i" but more usually tn this
form, ** To the Honourable the Commons of the United Kingdom In Farila-
ment assembled." Its commencement must describe the petldonen thus :
*■ The humble petition of the doctors of the parish of — dioweth that,** &c. {
or. In the case of an individual, his name and occupation must be stated
thus ; ** The humble petition of Jolm Brown, carpenter, dioweth tiiat,** &c.
Tlie statement of grievance must then follow) and the whole must
condude with a specific prayer. The omission of a prayer has often proved
4tal to the reception of a petition, for no mere remonstrance or detail o '
grievance will be received. The prayer should be thus introduced : *< Where-
fore your petltionen humbly pray that your Honourable House will be
pleased to,'* dec., the particular relief expected being here stated. To the
^vhole petition must be added the words, *(And your petltionen m in
duty bound wlU ever pray f Immediately thereupon mail follow tlw alg.
natures | of which one at least must be on the same dieet of paper, or skin of
Pwchment,a8tbe petitton— not pasted or ottierwiae appended. The rignaturea
•r marks must be orlginal-not copies nor algnatuns of ^ants on bekalf of

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olban ( tboi no cfaalniwn o/a piddic moeHng can licn for tfaa whole maotlim, I
^ niCh *a inlbnnalUr tlw peUUon becomes that of an IndlTidnal. But the
cooimon aeal of a Corporation Is received as the petition of the whole corporate
^odj. ▲ printed or Utbognphed petition will not be receiTed i it must be in
wrUing on parclwient or on paper, firee itrom erasures or interlineations, and
composed in English, or accompanied by a translation, which the iireienting
member certifles to be correct ; but no letters, affidSTits, or oOier documents,
can be annexed. Petitiona are uniibrmlj rejected if not reepectAil and tern,
pente In language, firee from Imputations upon the character and conduct of
Iteliament, the Courts of Justice, or other constituted authorities. No refbr.
enoe is permitted to any debates, or to any motions supposed to be in prepa-
rttioo i while petitions for the remission (not abolition) of customs, stamps,
or other duties, can only be received on the recommendation of the Crown.
The preeenting member is expected to examine whether these conditions hare
been complied with, and the Committee on Public Petitions subieiiuently
nl^Jeci all those documents to a severe scrutiny.

PBEVIOCS QUESnON^See Aroidanoe of a DecidoB.

miVILEGES OF PARUAMKKT.— These are of three kinds: lst,tbepri.
Tikges which appertain to members individually ; Snd, those which belong
Id either House in its collective capacity ; 3rd, those of both Houses Jointly.
Tram well known precedents it appears that the Lords and Commons,
acting concurrently, can assume the supreme power whenever the throne
is vacant, or the Sovereign incapable of exercising the royal ftinctlons, as
at the Revolution in 1688} tn 1 783, when the sovereign authority
t oflbred to the Prince of Wales, thou^ George III. recovered so speedily
that a regency became unnecessary } in 1818, when a restricted regency
was appointed } and, subsequently, when the restrictions were removed.
Ihe aeparate privileges of either House are extensive, but they are, at the
sanoe time, uncertain and indefinite. Amongst those privileges are the power
of committing individuals to prison, the power of publishing matters which,
if not Issuing from such high authority, might became the sul^Ject of proceed-
tqgs In a court of law, the power of dii ecting the Attomey.General to prosecute
persona accused of oflbnces against the laws, or affictiog the privilege of Par.
liament, and, finally, a power vested in each House rekpectively of doing any
tUng not directly contravening an Act of Parliament— which m^y be necessary
for the vindication or protection of itself in the exercise of its own constitu.
tional functions. In the dally proceedings of Parliament questions of privilege
■ke pc«cadence of all other business. The privileges of individual members
of Parliament are freedom of speech and person, Includtaig freedom firom legal
arrests and seisures under process from the courts of law or equity ; this, bow

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ever, does not extend to Indictable oflbncea, to actual contempt* of Che conrtir-
of Jiuttce, or to proceeding! in tNmkruptcy. Membera of Parliament ai«
exempt ftom KTring the oflke of Bherifl; from obeying aubpoenaa, and serring
onjuries. Xrerjr member can introduce one person to the strangers' gallenr.
*( Prirll^e of Parliament " continues to Peers at all times, and to Commonetv
for a « convenient" time after prorogation and dissolution. Peers are entitled
to be present at the coronation of the Sovereign^ but places were never pro-
Tided for the Commons at that ceremonial until the reign of William TV. Peers
cannatbe outlawed in any civil action, nor can any attachment lie against
their persons | they are exempt from attending courts leet, or the posse^comL.
tattts ) when arraigned for any criminal offence, it must be before their peers,
who return a rerdlct, not upon oath, but upon honour ; they have the privi-
lege of sitting covered in courts of Justice } they may rota In Parliament by
proxy.

PKOROOATION^-See Interruption of the Sttings of Parliament.
QUESTION.— See Order.

' &OTAL ASSENT.— The act by which the Crown agrees to a bill which
has already passed both Houses is called *< The Royal Assent,'* which may-
be given by the Sovereign in person robed, crowned, and seated on the
throne in the House of Lords, the Commons standing at the bar : or tlie
royal assent may be given by commissioners appointed by the Crown ibr
that special purpose and for the single occasion. The forms olwerved In botfa
cases do not vary, and are as follow :— The Lords being assembled in their
own House, the Sovereign or the Commissioners seated, and the Commons
at the bar, the titles of the several bills which have passed both Houses are
read, and the King or Queen's answer is declared by the clerk of the Parlia.
ments in Norman French. To a bill of supply the assent is given in the
following words >— '< Le roy (or, la rttne) remereU set loyal miffeeUf aceept§
leur bennoUnee et atnrt le iteut," To a private bill it is thus declared :— ** SoU
JtM eomme U est dettri.*' And to public general Mils it is given In theae
terms :— ** fse roy for, la reine) le veut." Should the Sovereign rei'uae his
assent, it Is in the gentle language of ** Le roy (ot^ la retnt) s*tt»lsera *.*' As
acts of grace and amnesty originate with the crown, the clerk expressing the
gratitude of the subject addresses the throne as follows :—f* Lei prilaUt
(Kigneure, *t eommonst en ee present Parl<am«n< assembles au nom de tout

* QuMB EllialMth at tiie end of a Sessioa rejected 48 bills agreed to by both Honscs.
The power of rejection wms exercised for the lut time ia the year 1«M, by William III..
whoatflrstreftMed.bat in two years afterwards yielded assent to the bill for Trieaaial
*«rliaiasBtB.

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smlifedi remeretent trit h*inM«ment vctrt mt^fedit «t prtent d
Dku wm$ Oonntr en tarUe bonne vie et tongue.** Tbe moment the rojr*! anent
tan been given, tliat which wu a bill becomes an Act, and hutantly has the
fine and eflbct of law, onlew KMne time ftir the commencement of Iti opera-
tion should hare been ipedaQy appointed.

8ERJ£AKT AT ARMS.— Of oflkers beartng this title, there are sereral |
some are attached to the Court of Chancery ; but there are two appointed by
ttie Crown to attend the Hciuaes of Parliament, and each has a deputy. In
the House of Lords, the practical maintenance of decorum below the bar,
near the throne, and in the gallery, devolves upon the gentleman and yeoman
mher, with their assistants, so that « the Serjeant at Arms attending the
House of Lords" has less conspicuous duties to perform than those which
devolve upon " the Seijeant attending the House of Commons ;" both, how>
ever, execute the commands of the House to which they belong, as regards
One apprehension or custody of all persons committed by order of Parliament.
In tiie House of Commons, the Serjeant at Arms is an officer ,of considerable
Importance, enjoying large emoluments, assisted by a deputy and several
subordinate officers} during the sittings of the House he occupies a chair
below the bar, and be directs a large proportion of the arrangements con>
aected with the maintenance of order in the approaches to the House and
the offices adjacent He Is at once the executive and the ceremonial officer
of the lower House ; but his discretionary powers are not extensive, for
abnost all his more important duties are performed under the immediate
direction of the House itself, communicated through the Speaker. The
office is usually held hy a gentleman of the military profesaion, seldom under
the rank of a field officer.

SESSION.— The term session, applied to the sittings of any public assembly,
would be generally understood to signify the period during which they sat
without any intermission or recess j but in Parliamentary language it has a
more extensive signification. Unless Parliament be prorogued, the session
is not dosad. The House of Commons takes care to limit to one year the
duration of certain acts of nu'liament, such as the Mutiny Act, all statutes
authorising the levy of taxes, &c., without which tlie Government of the
country could not be carried on, and the Crown, therefore, is compelled to
resort to an annual assemblage of Parliament, which usually takes place in
the beginning of February, though special circumstances may sometimes lead
to ttM appointment of an earUer period. Fourteen days at least, but generally
thirty or forty days previous to the intended meeting, a proclamation ia
issued by the Crown, commanding the attendance of the Lords and Commons,
usimlly at Westminster ; but it may be at any place within the United King-
dom. The Hottiet being assembled, the Sofereign meeta tbem In the How

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of Lardif and delivers a speech. In thU manner does a session commeoce.
The drcumstance of either or both Houses a(!Uouming their sittin|;s, whether
with} or without tlie recommendation of the Crown» does not terminate the
session. To efibct thatj there must be an actual pronation under a royal
commission, or by the Sorereign in person. The progress which a measure
maltes in one session, does not influence its position in the next, or in any
other } for if not completed previous to the prorogation of Parliament, it
must in any following session be commenced ae nono. The mere assemblage
and prorogation are not howerer sufficient of themselves to constitute a
session, imless one bill, at least, have passed both Houses, and received the
Royal assent. The business usually transacted on the first day of every
session U to take into consideration the speech from the throne j but for
" form sake," one bill always receives a first reading, in order, it is said, to
assert a right in the Parliament of not being obliged to give precedence to the
subjects contained in the royal speech. In the year 1763, in 1817, and on
various other occasions, the consideration of the King's speech has been
ddayed by discussions on other subjects, but generally the practice is to
proceed with it at five o'clock in the afternoon, namely, in about two hours
after the speech has been delivered. The usual duration of the session is from
February to August ; but no number or length of adjournments destroys ita
continuity. In the year 1621, the House of Ck>mmons adjourned iu sittings
for five months j but yet it was held that the session liad not terndnated. (See
Interruption of the Sittings of Parliament.)

SIX MONTHS (THIS DAT).— See Avoidance of a Daci^n.

SPEAKER OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS (DUTIES OF).— This great
officer nmst have been anciently as at present the organ or mouthpiece of the
Commons, although in modem times he is more occupied in presiding over
the deliberations of the House, than in delivering speeches on their behalf.
Amongst the duties of the Speaker are the following}— To read to the Sove-
reign petitions or addresses from the Commons, and to deliver, in the Royal
presence, whether at the Palace or in the House of Lords, such speeches a«
are usually made on behalf of the Commons } to manage in the name of the
House, where counsel, witnesses, or prisoners, are at the bar} to reprimand
persons who have incurred the displeasure of the House } to issue warrants
of committal or release for breaches of privilege, to communicate m writing
with any parties, when so instructed by the House} to exercise vlgUance in
relbrence to private bills, especially with a view to protect property in general,
or the rights of individuals, flrom undue encroachment or injury } to express
the thanks or approbation of the Commons to distinguished personagesj to
controul and regulate the subordinate officers of the House ; to entertain the

TEBMS AND PR0CSEDING8. Ql

I «t dinner* In duA mooeniont and at Mated pcriodt; to adjourn tbe
Borne at four o'clock, if fortjr memben be not present (aee A4|oumment) ; to
appoint tellen on divialont. The Speaker mtut abstain from debating, unless
In Comnilttees of tbe whole Hoase. As Chalnnan of the House, his duties
are the same sm those of any other President of a deliberatiTe assembly. (See
Order.) When Parliament is about to be prorogued, it is customary for the
a^eeker^to address to the Sorereign, in the House of Lords* a speech, re.
oa|>itnlallfig the proceedings of the session.

SPSAKEB^HIS PRIVILEOES, APPOINTMENT, AND RANK.— He Is
dhosen by the House of Commons from amongst its own members, sul^ect to
the appronti of the Crown, and holds his office till the dissolution of the
larllament In which he was elected. His salary is 6Q001. a-year, exduslre of
a ftxmished lestdence. At tbe end of his official labours he Is generally
rewarded 1^ a peerage, and a penslMi of 40001. fbr two lirex. He is a member
of tite Frtvy Council, and entitled to rank after Barons. When forty members
are not present, he may adjourn the House without ieare (see Adjournment).
Generally speaking, buafaiess cannot be transacted in his absence, though to
0iis rule there was an exception in the year 1606, a prisoner being released by
Older of the House during the Illness of a Speaker. Should a member
persevere in breaches of order, the i^peaker may ** name " him, as It Is called,
aooone uniformly followed by the censure of the House. In extreme caiea
the Speaker may order members or others into custody until the pleasure
of the House be signified (aee Committals). On dirlsions, when the numl)er8
happen to be equal, he gives tbe casting voice, but he never otherwise
votes.

SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS.— The Lord CfaanceUor U the
keeper of the great seal, and by virtue of that office he becomes on the bare
ddivery of the seal to him t^ the Sovereign, Speaker of the House of Lords.
Be is usually, but not necessarily a peer. There has always been a Deputy
S^ker, and sometimes two. The Chairman of Committees generally fills
the latter office (see Chairman of Committees on Commons). In the absence
of the Lord Chancellor and of the Deputy Speaker, it is competent to the
Honae to appoint any noble Lord to take the woolsack. The Speaker is the
oigan or mouthpiece of the House, and it therefore is his duty to represent
their Lordships in their collective capacity when holding intercourse with
other public bodies or with individuals. He has not a casting vote upon
diTlaUmi, for should the numbers prove equal, the not contents prevail. (See
ftfrmkar of tbe House of Commons, duties o^ privileges oL) The Deputy
Tiffnlrrr of tbe Lords li appointed hf the Crown. (See Order, aa also Order in
the Lords.)

92 EXPLANATION OF TERMS AND PBOCEEDINGS.

STBANGEJtS (ADMISSION OF)— See House of Cooiinons.

^»<N^»^>#«i#^i^»*N»»#W>rfy

SUPPLY (COMMITTEE OF>-^All proceedings wlil<di relate to the publit
income or expenditure, must originate vlth the House of Commons, and the
initiative to the latter consists of resolutions moved In a Committee of
Supply, which is always a Conmiiltee of the whole House. In the course
of the session, estimates are mbmitted to a Committee of Supply, and resolu.
tions moved therein, granting to the Crown the sums requisite for defraying
the expense attendant upon the various branches of the public service. Those
resolutions having been considered and disposed of, such amongst them a*
may be affirmed, are reported to the House, reconsidered, and adopted or
rejected. Under authority of those to which the House agree, the Lords of
the Treasury issue the requisite ftinds for carrying on the service of the
country. At the end of the session, the supply resolutions are consolidated
in the Appropriation Bill, which is sent up to the Lords, and being there
coxuidered and decided on, receives the Royal assent, and becomes law. The
Lords may r^ect this or any other money bill { but it would be considered an
invasion of the privileges of the Commons if their Lordships were sub-
stantially to modify measiues of this class ; the Commons, however, do not
olilect to consider any verbal emendations which may be made I7 the other
House. Before any bill can be introduced, authorising expenditure of public
money, resolutions must be moved in Committee of Supply, agreed to there,
reported, and confirmed by the House.

THESE MONTHS (THIS DAY).— See Avoidance of a Decision.
YACATINO SEATS.— See Chiltern Hundreds.

WAYS AND MEANS (COMMITTEE OF).— As the Committee of Supply
(which see) relates to the expenditure of the nation, so the iunctlons and
duties of a Committee of Ways and Means; have reference to the fUnds by
which such expenditure is to be sustained. Loans, duties, taxes, tolls, re-
venue and imposts of every description, are submitted to a Committee of
Ways and Means (which is always one of the whole House). The pro.
positions of Government on these subjects are reduced to the form of resolu.
Uons, considered, decided on } and such as are agreed to, reported to the
House. Those which may be there adopted are embodied Into Mils, and in
due course become law. As in the case of supply, the Lords may eject, but
cannot modify } neither can their Lordships insert pocuniaiy penalties in aaj
bUl whatever.

'*t /* <

PART III.

J't'LiL.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

COUNTIES, CITIES, BOROUGHS, UNIVERSITIES, AND CINQUE
PORTS, RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT,
With a Statement of the Numbers polled at the last contested
Elections, the Population of each, the Registered
Electors, Ten Pound Houses, ^c, according
to the latest official returns.
The names of the unsncceuflil candidates are printed iu Italics.
The abbreviations here used have the following signification:— Ao. for
houses ; pop. for population ; ditt. for district ; reg. elect, for registered
electors.

ABERDEEN, City.

George Thompson, jnn. . . . 682
Sir Andrew Leith Hay . . . 478
Constituency, 4,166 ho. of 10/.
R>p. 71,978. Reg. Elect. 4,547.

ABERDEENSHIRE.

Hon. William Gordon.

Pop. 212,082. Reg. Elect. 4,022.

ABINGDON, Berks.

Maj(Hr-Gen. James Canlieild.

Constituency, scot and lot inha-
lutants, and 446 ho. of 10/. Pop.
5,964. Reg. Elect. 312.

ANTRIM, County of.

Edward William Pakenham.
George Macartney.

Pop. 250,865. Reg. Elect. 8,207.

ARGYLESHIRE.

Sir Archibald Islay Campbell, bart.
Pop. 89,298. Reg. Elect. 2,156.

ARMAGH, County of.

Sir William Verner, bart.
Col. James Molyueux Caulfeild.
Pop. 196,420. Reg. Elect. 4,341 .

ANDOVER, Hants.

William Cubitt 140

Henry Beaumont Coles . . . 121

— Curlififf 20

Constituency, the corporation,
and 222 ho. of 10/. Pop. 5,895.
Reg. Elect. 241.

ANGLESEA.
Sir Richard B. W. Bulkeley, bart.
Pop. 67,827. Reg. Elect. 2,577.

ARMAGH. City.

Ross Stephenson Moore.

Constituency, 7 freemen, and
881 ho. of 10/. Pop. 10,245. Reg.
Elect. 818.

ARUNDEL, Sussex.

Right Hon. Lord Edward Howard.
Constituency, scot and lot inha
bitantfl, and 170 ho. of 10/. Pop.
2,748. Reg. Elect. 208. The Duke
of Norfolk has considerable infia*
euc« in tbis borough.

94

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

ASHBITRTON, De7Uli.

George Moffat.

CkinstitaeDcy, the oldfreeholders,
and 274 ho. of 10/. Pop. 8,482.
Reg. Elect. 286. Lord Clinton has
the only inflnence prevailing here.

ASHTON UNDER-LYNE, Lane.
Charles Hindley.

Constituency, 1,176 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 29,791. Reg. Elect. 987.

ATHLONE, cos. Roscommon and

Westmeath.

WUliamKeogh 87

Robert B. Latoes 10

Constituency, the old freemen,

and 260 ho. of 10/. Pop. 6,893

Reg. Elect. 181.

AYLESBURY, Bucks.

Ansten Henry Layard .... 558

RlchHrd Bethell 625

Aug^ishu F. Bayford, LL.D. 447
Capt. John Temple ^Vesi. . 436
Constituency, fireeholders of the
hundreds, and housekeepers of the
bomugh not receivinit alms, and
995 ho. of 10/. Pop. 26,794. Reg.
Elect. 1,417.

AYR Dist.
Comprising Ayr, Irrine, Campbell-
town, Inverary, and Oban.
Edward Henry John Craufurd . 838
Archibald T.Boyle .... 829
Constituency, 1,827 ho. of 10/.,
exclusive of Ayr, for which there
is no return of ho. of lU/. Pop.
84,844. Reg. Elect. 1,039.

AYRSHIRE.

Col. James Hunter Blair . . . 1801

Edward Cardwell 120U

Pop. 189,838. Reg. Elect. 8,823.

BANBURY, OxoB.

Henry William Tiincred.

Constituency, the old oorpon-
tion, and 879 ho. of 101. FOp.
8,716. Reg. Elect. 491.

BANDON, 00. of Cork.

Viscount Bernard.

Constituency, theoldcorporatioo,
and 279 ho. of 10/. Pop. 8,276. Reg.
Elect. 2t9.

BANFFSHIRE.

James Duff 827

Maedoual Grant 801

Pop. 64,171. Reg. Elect. 818.

BARNSTAPLE, Deron.

Sir William Aug. Fraser, bart. 406

Richard Bremridge 898

nseouni Bbrinffton .... 832

Constituency, corporation and

freemen, and 869 ho. of 10/. Pop.
11,871. Reg. Elect. 771.

BATH, Somersetshire.
George Treweeke Scobell . . 1832

Thomas Phinn 12V0

fVilliam l^'hateley . . . 1258
Constituency, theoldcorporation,
and 5,921 ho. of 10/. Pop. 54,840.
Reg. Elect. 3,278.

BEAUMARIS, Dist. Anglesea.

Comprising Beaumaris, Anilweh,

Holyhead, and Llangefni.
Lord George A. F. Paget.

Constituency, chief burgesses of
Beaumaris, and 361 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 12,752. Reg. Elect. 459.

BEDFORD, Borough.

Henry Stuart 686

Samuel Wbitbread, J un. . . . 614
Thoman ChUholm Aneley . 253

CONSTITUBNCY, POLLS, &c.

95

Oonstitaency, householders not
receiving alms, and 786 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 11,098. Reg. Elect. 910.

BEDF0RD8HIBE.

Rras. Chas. Hafttings Rosaell.
CoL Richard T. Gilpin.

Pop. 124,478. Reg. Elect.4,613.

BELFAST, CO. Antrim.

Richard DaTison 1250

Hngh Mac-Calmont Cairns . 1202

Robert James TermerU . . 904

Constituency, the old freemen,

S.160 ho. of 10/., and the 8/.

rated occupiers. Pop.9U.660. Reg.

Elect. 2,097. The Marquess of

Donegal has considerable influence

in this boroogh.

BERKSHIRE.

George Henry Vansittart . . 1741

Robert Palmer 1705

?isct. Banington 1636

JohnfVaUer 155

Pop. 170,065. Reg. Elect. 5,129.

BERWICK, Northumberland.

Matthew Forster 412

John Stapleton ....... 335

/. Campbell Renton .... 251

Richard Hodgson 210

Cbnetituency, resident flreemen,

aiKl 443 ho. of 10/. Pop. 15,094.

Reg. Elect. 781.

BERWICKSHIRE.

Hon. Francis Scott.
Fop. 36,297. Reg. Elect. 1,073.

BEVERLEY, Yorkshire.

Kon Francis Charles Lawley . 611

WiOiamWdls 588

Edward Auchmuty Glover . 498
Conititq?ncy, re.<)ident freemen,

and 536 ho. of 10/. Fop. 10,058.
Reg. Elect. 1,1^.

BEWDLEY, Worcestenhfre.
Sir Thomas E . Winnington, bt. 169

Joseph Sandart 161

Constituency, burgesses, and 381
ho. of 10/. Pop. 7,318. Reg.
Elect. 390.

BIRMINGH^Afi Warwicksh.
George Frederick Munts.
William Scholefield.

Constituency, 13,952 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 232,841 . Reg. Elect. 7,936.

BLACKBURN, Lancashire.

James Pilkington 840

William Eccles 580

John Hornby 509

Constituency, 1,184 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 46,536. Reg. Elect. 1,258.

BODMIN, Cornwall.
William Michell, M.D. ... 178
Ch arles Brun e Gr a ves- Sawle . 157
fVilliam Henderson , . . 149«

Cape fVhiUhurst 83

H. Carr ... . r . . 64
Constituency, the old corpora-
tion, and 3C3 ho. of 10/. Pop.
6,337. Reg. Elect. 367.

BOLTON-LE-MOORS, Lancashire.

Thomas Barnes 745

Joseph Crook 75Sr

Stephen Blair 717

Peter Ainsworth .... 846
Constituency, 8,381 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 61,171. Reg. Elect. 1,671.

•^ ^y ^ '

BOSTON, Lincolnshire.
Gilbert Henry Heathcote . . 547
Benjamin Bond Cabbell . . . 490
John Alexander Hankey . . 487
Thomson Hankey ..... 148
FVil/iam Henry Adams . . If

96

HOUSB OF COMMONS.

'

Oonstitnencyf corporation and
freemen paying scot and lot, and
920 ho. of 10/. Pop. 17,518. Keg.
Elect. 987.

BRADFORD,

Robert Milligan ....
Henry Wickham Wickham
Lt.'Col. T, Per. Thompson
OoDstitnency, 2,485 ho.

Yorkshire.

. . . . 12«6
. 1169
. 1153
of 10/.

Pop. 103,778. Reg. Elect. 2,683.

BRECKNOCK, Boroagh.

Charies Rodney Morgan . . . 159

Col. J. Lloyd r. fVaikins . 122

Constituency, resident Areemen,

and 844 ho. of 10/. Pop. 6,070.

Reg. Elect. 836.

BRECKNOCKSHIRE.

Sir Joseph Bailey, bart.

Pop. 61,233. Reg. Elect. 2,779.

BRIDGEWATER, Somerset.

Lieut. Ool. C. J. Kcroeys Tynte 271
Brent Spencer FoIIett . . . 244
John Christopher Mansell . 177

Lord Henley 149

Alexander fVm. Kinglake . 101
Constituency, resident house

holders and freemen, aud 520 ho.

of 10/. Pop. 10,317. Reg. Elect

688.

BRroCNORTH, Salop.

Henry Whitmore 443

Sir Robert Pigot, bart. . . . 360
Hon. Fred. fVm. Cadogan . 288
Constituency, freemen and bur-
gesses, and 884 ho. of 1 0/. Pop
7,610. Reg. Elect. 717. In some
dc^ee under the influence of the
Whitmore family.

BRIDPORT, Dorset.

Thomas Alexander Mitchell . 866
John Patrick Mnrrongh . . . 249

John Roll 191

Constituency, householders pay>
ing soot and lot, and 539 ho. of
10/. Pop. 7,566. Reg. Elect. 524.

BRIGHTON, Sussex.

Sir George Richard Pechellfbt . 1924

Lord Alfred Herrey 1431

John Salusbury Trelatony . 1173

JohnF^ooke 119

Constituency, 7,563 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 69,673. Reg. Elect. 8,675.

BRISTOL, Gloucestershire.

Francis H. F. Berkeley . . . 4681
Wm. Henry Gore-Langton . . 4531
Forster jtlleyne M'Gectehy , 3632
Constituency, fyeemen and free-
holders, and 10,625 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 137,328. Reg. Elect. 12,548.

BUCKINGHAM, Borough.

The Marquess of Chandos.
Colonel John Hall.

Constituency, corporation and

342 ho. of 10/. Pop. 8,069. Reg.

Elect. 349.

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.

Caledon George Du-Pr^ . . . 3000
Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli 1 973
Hon. Chas. Compton Cavendish 1403

Dr. John Lee 656

Pop.163,554. Reg. Elect. 5,659.

BURY, Lancashire.

Frederick. Peel 473

Viscount Duncan 410

Constituency, 933 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 31,262. Reg. Elect 959.

CON8TIT0KNOT, POLLS, ftc

97

BURTST. BDHUM]>'8,8iiflb1k. |

AvlJermyn 408

iota Stuart 889

Edward Herbert Bunbury . 819
Ooosdtve&oy, omrporation aii4
fireeaieii, and 1,068 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 18,900. Beg. Elect. 741. The
Duke uf Grafton and the Marquew
of Bf iitol have oouiderable iafln*
cnoe in this boiongh.

BUTBSHIBB.

St. Hon. Jas. A. Stuart Wortley.
Pop. 16,608. Reg. Elect. 491.

CATTHNBSS-SHIBB.

George Train 147

loknGeo.ToUemaeheSinelttir 106^"1«*»*»8

, CAMBRIDGBSHIIIZ.

Hon. Eliot Thnmai Yctke.
Lord George John Mannen.
Edward Ball.

Pbp. 186,406. Beg. Eleot. 6,989.

CANTERBURY, Kent.

Henry PlnmptreGipps . . . 766^'
Hon. Henry Butler-Johnstone . 788 <i
Sir fViUiamSomerviUe,bt. . 670
Col. Frederick RotniUy . . 688
Hen. George A. P. S. Smjfthe . 7
Constituency, resident feeemen,

and 1,806 ho. of 10/. Pop. 18,898.

Reg. Elect. 1,874.

Fop. 88,709. Reg. Elect. 642.

CALNB, Wilts.
Earl of Shelburne.

Cbnatituency, the bu^sset, and
208 ho. of 10/. Pop. 6,196. Reg
Elect 160. The Marquess of
Lansdowne has influence in this
borough.

CAMBRIDGE, Borough.

^Kenneth Macaulay 821

1 Miu Harvey Astell .... 808
Robert A. ShaftoAdeUr . . 787

Prande Motoatt 678

Constituency, freemen, and 8,878
ho. of 10/. P<9. 87,816. Reg.
Beet. 1,984.

CAMBRn>GB UNIYERSITT.

Right Hon. Henry Goulbnrn.
Loftus Tottenham Wigram.

Arts whose names areon the books,
amounting to 4,068.

CARDIFF Dist.

Cardiif, Cowtiridge,
Llantrisaint, Aberdare, Llandaff.

Walter CoiBn 480

Rt. Hon. John Nieholl, D. C.L, 464
Constituency, burgesses and free-
men, and 990 ho. of JO/. Pt^.
80,484. Reg. Elect. 968.

CARDIGAN Dist.

Comprising Cardigan, Aberystwith,
Adpar, and Lampeter.

PryseLoveden 867

John IngHe Jonee 860

Constituency, burgesses, and 663
ho. of 10/. Pop. 11,760. Reg.
Elect. 848. Mr. W. E. Powell
and Mr. PryseLoveden have a pre.
vailing interest.

CARDIGANSHIRE.

WUliam Edward Piiwell.

Pop. 70,796. Reg. Eleet. 8,886.

CARLISLE, Cumberland.

Electors, Doetors and Masters d Right Hon. Sir Jas. Graham, bt. 886

Joseph Ferguson 612

FTru NiehoUon Hodgeon ^'

98

Ctonatitaettcjr, resident freemen,
and 829 ho. of 10/. Pop. 86^10
Keg. Elect. 1»184.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

CARNARVONSHIItE.
Hon. E. G. Douglas-Pennant.

Pop. 87,870. Reg. Elect. 1,918.

CARLOW, County of.

John Ball 895

Col. Henry Bmen 808

FT. B. Me ClkUoek-Bufibury 880

JohnK9ogh 877

Pop. 68,167. Reg. Elect. 2,090.

CARLOW, Borough.

InhnSadleir . : 113

Robert Clayton Browne . . 96

Constituency, the old corpora-

tion, and 696 ho. of 10/., with the

8/. rated oocnpiers. Pop. 10,409.

Reg. Elect. 287.

CARMARTHEN Dist.
Comprising Carmarthen and
Llanelly.
David MoRis.

Consdtaeucy* burgesses, and 787
ho. of 10/. Pop. 19,284. Reg.
Elect. 849.

CARMARTHENSHIRE.

David A. Saunders Dayies.

Da7id Jones.

Pop. 110,682. Reg. Elect. 4,791.

CARNARVON Dist.

Comprising Carnarvon, Conway,

Criccieth, Pwllheli, Bangor, and

Nerin.

William BuUceley Hughes . . 896

Richard Daviee 276

Constituency, burgesses, and 870
ho. of 10/. Pop. 22,210. Reg
Elect. 861. Col. Douglas-Pennant
and Mr. Assheton Smith have mndh
iniluence in this dist.

CARRICKFERGUS, co. Antrim.

Hon. W. H. Stapleton Cotton . 811

Col. PTarren H. L, Frith . • 295

Constituency, freemen, burgesses,

flreeholders, 289 ho. of 10/., and the

8/. rated occupiers. Pop. 8,488.

Reg. Elect. 720.

CASHEL, Tipperary.

Sir Timothy O'Brien, bart. . . 60

Charles MeGarel 19

Constituency, freemen, 340 ho.

of 10/., and the 8/. rated occupiers.

Pop. 5,658. Reg. Elect. 111.

CAVAN, County of.

Hon. James Pierce Maxwell . S2270
Sir John Young, bart .... 2061

HereuleaElUe 762

Pop . 174,808. Reg. Elect. 8,860.

CHATHAM, Kent.

Sir John M.Frederick Smith . 686
Adm. Sir Jamea Stirling . 482
Constituency, 1,260 ho. of 10/.
Pup. 28,434. Reg. Elect. 1,871.
The Dock-yard and other Ck>Tem.
ment establishments at this port
give the Minister of the day consi-
derable influence over theelections.

CHELTENHAM, Gloucester.

Hon. Craven F. Berkeley . . . 999

Sir fVilloughby Jonee, bart. 868

Constituency, 4,982 ho. of 10/.

Pop. 85,061. Reg. Elect. 2,400.

V^s-^^y*>r> >

CHESHIRE, North.

William Tatton Egerton.
Geo. Cornwall Legh.

Pop. 249,000. Reg. Elect. 7,494.

CONSTITUENCY, POLLS, &c.

99

CHESmBE, South.
Sir Fbilip De If. G. Egerton, bart.
Joliii Tollemache.

Pop. 206,615. Reg. Elect. 8,117.

CHESTER, City.
Bui 6ro8yeo<H'.
Hon. William Owen Stanley.

Oonstitaency, resident freemen,
and 1,438 ho. of 10/. Pbp. 27,766
Beg. Elect. 2,524. The Gnwrenor
Ikmily hare great Inflnence in this
eity.

CHICHESTER, Sussex.
John Abd ftnith.
Uxi Henry C. G. Oordon.Lennoz.
Constituency, honaeholders pay
ing scot and lot, and 940 ho. of
10/. Pop. 8,662. Reg. Elect. 767.
Hie interest of the Doke of Rich-
mond preponderates in this bo
rangh. ^^

CHIPPENHAM, Wilts.
Joseph Neeld.
Gspt. Henry George Boldero.

Gonstitaency, burgesses and bur-
gage tenants, and 883 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 6,283. Beg. Elect. 800. Mr.
Neeld has considerable inflnence
in Chippenham.

CHRISTCHURCH, Hants.

Cqit. John Edward Walcott, R.N.
Constituency, the corporation,
and 392 ho. of 10/. Pop. 7,476.
Reg. Elect. 813.

CIRENCESTER, Oloncestershire.

Joseph R. Mullings 285

Ron. Ashley O. J. Ponsonby . 218

Fiscouni VilUera .... 214

Constituency, householders, and

864 ho. of lOA Pop. 6,006. Reg.

G

Elect 434. The Bathnrtt family
has. influence here.

|CLACKMANNANSHIRE and KIN-

ROSS-SHIRE.
James Johnstone.

Pbp. 41,495. Reg. Elect. 1,668.

CLARE, County of.

Sir John Forster FitsGerald . 1182

Cornelius O'Brien 1141

Col. Crqfton M. F'andeleur . 1139
Pop. 212,720. Reg. Elect. 2,681.

CLITHEROB, Lancashire.

Matthew Wilson, jnn. . . . 221

John Thomas Aspinall . . 187

Constituency, tenants for life or

in fee of certain borough lands and

houses, and SOI ho. of 10/. Pop.

11,479. Reg. Elect. 448.

CLONMELL, co. Tipperary.

Hon. Cecil John Lawless . • 182

Thomas Henry Barton . . 84

Constituency, the freemen, and

762 ho. of 10/., with the 8/. rated

occupiers. Pop. 18,505. Reg.

Elect. 879.

COCEERMOUTH, Cumberland.

General Henry Wyndham . . 160

Henry Aglionby Agliouby . . 164

Edtoard Horsman .... 147

Constituency, burgage-holders,

and 406 ho. of 10/. Pop. 7;275.

Reg. Elect. 855.

COLCHESTER, Essex.

Wm. Warwick Hawkins . . 686

Right Hon. Lord John Manners 620

Joseph A^ed Uardeastle . 472

Hsmry Thoby PHnsep . . . «8

2

100

HOnSB OF COMMONS

daatitaeaef, rwldent Awemen,
and 980 ho. of lOi. Fop. 19,4M.
Reg. Elect. 1,S68.

COLERAINE, Co. Londondeny.

Lord Naa>.

Oonstitaency, the freemen, and
S40 bo. of 10/., with the 8/. rated
occnpien. Pop. 6,S66. Rcf . Elect.
SS2. ^^^

CORK, County of.

Edmond Burke Roche.
Vincent Scally.

Pop. 561,153. Reg. Elect. 19,192,

CRICSXADE, Wllti.
John Neeld.
Ambaroae Lethbridge Goddard.

Constituency, freeholders, copy,
holders, and leaseholders of the
hundreds and borough, and 1,948
ho. of 10/. Fop. 3S,603. Reg.
Elect. 1,647. Mr. Gordon has in-
floence in this borough.

CUMBERLAND, East.
Hon. Chas. W. O. Howard . . 8875

WilUam Marshall S85B

Thomas Salteld 1964

Fop. 103,009. Reg. Elect. 6,852.

CORK, aty.

Frauds Stack Murphy . . . 1246
William Trant Fagan . . . 1220
CokmelJas.Chaa.ChaUerton 898
yr.L.Perrier , ..... 194
Constituency, freemen, freehold
ers, and 6,408 ho. of 10/. Fop
86,485. Reg. Elect. 8.089.

CORNWALL, Bast.

lliomas J. Agar Robartes . . 2609

Nicholas Kendall 1996

fVilUam H. Pole Carma . . 1979
Fop. 148,802. Reg. Elect. 6,694.

CUMBERLAND, West.
Henry Leather.
Samuel Irton.

Pop. 93,488. Reg. Elect. 4,144.

DARTMOUTH, Dctob.

Sir Thomas Herbert .... 146

fVilliatn Shore Lindeay . . 186

Constituency, freemen, and 490

ho.oflO/. FDp.4,5U8. Reg. Elect.

803.

DENBIGH, Dist.
Comprising Denbigh, Holt, Ruthin,

and Wrexham.

Frederic Richard West . . . 862

fVm. Langford Foultee . . 288

Constituency, resident burgesses.

and 761 ho. of 10/. Pop. 16,614.

Reg. Elect. 868.

CORNWALL, West.
Edward Wm. Wynne Feudarres.
Sir Charles Lemon, bart. DENBIGHSHIRE.

Fop. 206,766. Reg. Elect. 4,649. Sir WatkinWiUiam8Wyun,bt. 218S

Col. R. Myddelton-Biddulph . 1611

COVENTRY, Warwickshire.

Right Hon. Edward Bllice.

Charles Geach.

Constituency, resident freemen, 'Michael Thomas Bass
and 1.884 ho. of 10/. Pop.86,812. Thomas Berry Horsfall
Reg. Elect. 4.602. Laurence Heyworth .

Hon. f^ilUam Bagot . . . 1583
Pop. 93,588. Reg. Elect. 8,901.

DERBY, Boroogh.

.1253
. 1026
. 14)18

OoBatttoeney, reiident freemen,
and 1»718 ho. of 10/. Pop. 4U,00e.
Beg.£lcGl.8,448.

DE&BT8BIRB, North.

Hon. Geo. Henry Cavendish.
WiOiam Evans.

Pop. 130,067. Reg. Elect. 6,815

DERBY8H1BE, South.
Charles Robert Colrile.
William Mundy.

Pop. 166,017. Reg. Elect. 7,099.

DEVIZES, wnti.

G. H. Walker Heneage.
Capt. John N. Gladstone.

Constituency, the corporation,

and 610 ho. of 10/. Fop. 6,664.

Beg. Elect. 873.

DEYONPORT, Devonshire.

Right Hon. Henry Tofnell . .1079
LUJGen. Sir Geo. Fred. Berkeley 1066

Sir John RomiUy 1046

Sir John Heron MaxieeU . . 108S
Oonstitaency, 8,644 ho. of 10/
Pop. 60,169. Reg. Elect. 3,407.
The public establishments at this
port gire the Government consi
demble influence in the elections.

CONSTITUENCY, POLLS, &e. IQI

DONEGAL, Cowityof.

Thomas Conolly 1888

Sir Edmund 8. Hayes, hart. . . 1896

P. T. O. Johnston 1049

Pop. 864,888. Reg. Elect. 8,748.

DEVONSHIRE, North.

Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, bart.
Lewis William Buck.

Pop. 182,274. Reg. Elect. 8,064.

DEYONSHIRE, South.

Sir John Yarde Buller, bart.
Sir Ralph Lopes, bart.

Fdp. 384,824. Reg. Elect. 9,669.

DORCHESTER, Dorsetshire.

Richard Brinsley Sheridan . . 886

Henry Gerard Start 816

Rt. Hon. Col. Dawson Damer 1 86
Constituency, inhabitants paying

scot and lot, and 473 ho. of 10/.

Pop. 6,894. Reg. Elect. 488.

DORSETSHIRE.

Right Hon. George Bankes.
Henry Ker Scymer
John Floyer.

Pop. 184,307. Reg. Elect. 6,690.

DOVER, Kent.

Viscount Chelsea 1097

Edward Royd Rice 898

Rt. Hon. Sir Geo. Clerk, bart. 791
Constituency, resident freemen,

and 3,108 ho. of 10/. Pop.

23,244. Reg. Elect 3,(i64. The

Warden of the Cinque Ports has

considerable influence.

DOWN, County of.

Lord Arthur Edwin Hill . . 8178*f^^
David Stewart Kerr .... 7134*^//^
fVm. Sharman Crawford . 4893-0//3
Pop. 817,778. Reg. Elect. 10,088.

DOWNPATRICK, co. of Down.

Hon. Charles Stewart Harding*.
Constituency, the old oocnpiers
at 6/.. and366 ho. of 10/., with the
8/. rated* occupiers. Fop. 4,018.
Reg. Elect. 236.

102

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

DROOHEDA, eo. of Loath.

James McCann 266

Sir fVm. Somerville, bart, .
CoiurtitneDcy, freemen andflree-
bolden, and 432 bo. uf 10/. Pop.
16,876. Reg. Elect. 501.

DROITWICH, Worcestershiw.
Rt. Hon. Sir John Pakington, bart.
Oonstitnency, bargesses, and 618
ho. of 10/. Pop. 7,096. Reg.
Elect. 867.

DUBLIN, County of.
James Hans Hamilton .... 1948
Thomas Edward Taylor . . . 1939

yfugustus Craven 1385

John Lentaigne 1870

Pop. 147,506. Reg. Elect. 4,864.

DUBLIN, City.

Edward Orogan 4681

John Vance 4429

John Reynolds 8019

Constituency, freemen and free-
holders, and 9,282 ho. of 1 0/. Pop.
264,850. Reg. Elect. 11,290.

DUBLIN UNIVERSITY.

Oeorge Alexander Hamilton.

Right Hon. Joseph Napier.

Constitaency, Masters of Arts
whose names are on the books,
with scholars and ex-scholars.
Reg. Elect. 1780.

DUMBARTONSHIRE.

Alexander Smollett.

Pop. 45,108. Reg. Elect. 1,814.

DUMFRIESSHIRE.

Visct. Drumlanrig.

Pop 78,128. Reg. Elect. 2,620.

DUMFRIES Dist.
Comprising Dumfries, Annan, Kirk-
cudbright, Lochmaben, & Sanquhar.
William Ewart,

Constitaency, the ho. of 10/. Pop.
22,762. Reg. Elect. 881.

DUNDALK, CO. of Louth.
Oeorge Bowyer.

Constituency, freemen, and 488
ho. of 10/., with the 8/. rated oc
cupicrs. Pop. 10,782. Reg. Elect.
267.

DUNDEE, Forfarshire.
George Duncan.

Constituency, 910 ho. of 1 0/. Pop.
78,931. Reg. Elect. 8,190.

DUNGANNON, co. of Tyrone.

Hon. William Stuart Knox. . 100

fVitUam Holmea 23

Constituency, the old freemen, and
421 ho. of 10/., with the 8/. rated
occupiers. Pop. 8,801. Reg. Elect.
168.

DUDLEY, WiNTcestershire.

John Benbow

Alderman James Baldwin .

Constituency, 1,266 ho. of

Pop. 87,962. Reg. Elect. 912.

- prevailing influence in the

rough is that of Lord Ward.

DUNGARVAN, co. of Waterford.

I John Francis Magnire .... 127
400 Edmund (yFlaherty .... 116

281
10/.
The

bo

Constitaency, freeholders, occu-
piers at 6/., and 246 ho. of 10/. Pop.
1,868. Reg. Elect. 314. The Duke
of Deronshire possewu couiderft-
ble infloeaoe here.

CQNSTITUENCT, FOLtS, <(C,

103

ViOBUAM» North.

Bobert Dancombe Shaito,
Tisct. Seaham.

Fop. 271,047. Seg. Sleot. 6,6S1.

DURHAM, Sovth.

LMd Harry George Yane.
James Faxrer.

Fop. 118,007. Reg. Elect. S,S16.

Consdtaency, 18 freemen and
S66 ho. of lU/., with the 81. rated
occttpien. Pop. 0,818. Reg. Elect.
14B.

ENMISEILLBN, eo. of Pennanagh.

James Whiteside.

Oonstitaency, 14 fireemen, and
22b ho. of 10/., with the SI. rated
occupiers. Fop. 6,tt8«. Reg. Elect.
172. The Earl of Enniskillen has a
paramoant Inflnencein this town.

DURHAM, City.

Thomas Colpitis CSranger (dead) B71
William Atherton ..... CIO

Lord jidolph. F. C. WT. Vam «06 ^ ,^^^ ^^^^ Tyj^U ^j^ 241,
CoautitneDcy, freemen, and OSS w«H.m Beresford 2334

ESSEX, North.

ho. of 10/. Fop. 18,188. Reg. Elect
1,157.

Right Hon. WUliam Beresford 2334
Thomas Barrttt Lennard . 883
Joseph Alfred Hardeastle . 8
Fop. 180,485. Reg. Elect. 6,715.

EDINBURGH, City.

Right Hon Thos. B. Macanlay . 1873 bbrkx tumth

Charles Cawan 1754 ESSEX, South.

Lord Provost McLaren . . 1560 Thomas Wm. Bramston . . .2681
Hon. Thos. Charles Brues . 1066 Sir Wm. Bowyer Smijth, bart. 2467
jIUxandsr Campbell . . . eS»\sirEdwardN.B%txton,bart.liQA

Constitneucy, 0,883 ho. of 10/.
Fop. 160.802. Reg. Elect. 6,280.

EDINBURGHSHIRE.

Sir John Hope, bart.

Ftyp. 250,486. Reg. Elect. 2,017.

ELGIN Dist.
comprising Elgin, Banff, Callen, In.

Tervry, Kintose, and Peterhead.
George Skene Doff.

Constitnency, 728 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 24,072. Reg. Elect. 088.

SLOIN and NAIRNSHIRE.

Charles J*. Camming Brace.

Pop. 48,015. Reg. Elect. 683.

Pop. 170,883. Reg. Elect. 6,810.

EVESHAM, Worocstersblre.

Sir Henry P. Willoughby, bart. 180

Charles L. Grenville Berhdey . 170

Charles fVilHns 87

Constituency, burgesses, and 800
ho. of 10/. Fop. 4,606. Reg.
Elect. 840.

EXETER, DcTonshire.
Sir JohnT. B. Duckvrorth, bart . 1210

Edward Dirett HOI

Geo. Stwskley Buot . . . .1111
Constituency, freemen, and 8,660
ho. of 10/. Pop. 40,688. Reg.
Elect. 2,601.

ENNIS, 00. of Clare,
lohn David Fits Gerald ... 60
The O'Gorman Mahon ... 46

EYE, Suffolk.

Edward Clarence Kerrison.
Constitoency, freemen, and

104

HOUSB OF COXEHONS.

ho. of 10/. Pop. 7,581. Reg. I FORFARSHIUS.

Elect. 866. Sir B. Kerriwn'. in-'non. Lauderdale Manle.
flvence iA this borough ia eonsi.
derable.

FALKIRK Dist.

Comprising Falkirk, Airdrie, Hamil
ton, Lanark, and LioUthgow.

James Baird 670

JafM9 Jnderscn 629

Oonstitneney, ho. of 10/. Pop.
4S,088. Reg. Blect. 1,005.

FALMOUTH.— See Penryn.

FERMANAGH, Conatyof.

Menryn Edward Archdall.
Sir Arthur B. Brooke, bart.

Pop.ll6,0r8. Reg.Elect.8,497.

FIFESHIRB.

John Fergus.

Pop. 153,646. Reg. Elect 84{1I.

FINSBURY. Middlesex.
Alderman Thomas ChalUs . . 7504
Thomas Slingsby Dnncombe . 6678

JatMa fVyld SOlO

Constituency, S0,578 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 888,772. Ktg. Elect. 20,085.,

FLINT Dist.

Comprising Flint, Caei^wrle,Caer-
wys, Orerton, Rhuddlan, Holy
well, Mold, and St. Asaph.
Sir John Hanmer, bart. . . . 886
Hiehard Peiham fVarren . 267
Constituency, inhabitantspaying
scot and lot, and 607 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 18,814. Reg. Elect. 817.

FLINTSHIRE.

Hon. B. M. Lloyd-Mostyn . . 1876

EdmundPeel 910

Pop. 68,156. Reg. Elect. 2,012.

Pop. 191,264. Reg. Elect. 2,878.

FROME, Somerwtddre.
Hon. Robert Edward Boyle.

Constituency, 668 ho. of lOA
Pop. 10,148. Reg. Elect. 888.

OALWAY, County of.

Sir Thomas John Burke, bart.
Thomas Bellew.

Pop. 298,129. Reg. Elect. 8,481.

OALWAY, Banmgh.

Anthony O'Flaherty .... 646
Martin Joseph BUke .... 462

LordDunkeUin 284

Constituency, freemen and fjree.
holders, and 668 ho. of 10/., with
the 8/.nted oocDpiers. Pop . 24,607.
Reg. Elect 1,088.

GATESHEAD, Durham.

William Hutt 370

Hon. Adolphut F. 0. LidOeU 190

Ralph fVaUera 186

Constituency, 665 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 26,668. Reg. Elect. 711.

GLAMORGANSHIRE.
Christopher R. M. Talbot.
Sir George Tyler.

Pop. 281.840. R«g. Elect. 6,424.

GLASGOW, Lanazksh.

Alexander Hastie 8209

John MacGregor 8140

Peter Bktekbum 1681

Lerd Melgund 864

Constituency, 6,867 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 829,097. Reg. Elect 16,602.

CONSTITUENCY, POLLS, &c.

105

OLOVCfinrEB, city.

WflBam PUtip Price .... 881

AdDdralManrlee P. P.Berkeley 786

Henry T/komas Hop* . . . 760

Oonstitveiicy, resident freemen,

aad 1,887 ho. of 10/. Pdp. 17,672.

Beg. Elect. 1,621.

GLOUCESTERSHIRB, East.

Christopher W. Codrington.
Marq. ot Worcester.

Pop. 900,916. Reg. Elect. 7,986.

GLOUCESTERSHIRB, West.

Robt. Nigel P. Kingscote . . 8A28
Robert Blagden Hale .... 2946
Hon. C. Graniley F. Berkeley 2166
Pop. 267,244. Reg. Elect. 8,636

GRANTHAM, Lincolnshire.

Glynne Earle Welby .... 488

Lord Montagu W. Graham . . 876

Hon, F. J. ToUemaehe . . . 829

Ooustituency, freemen, and 514

ho. of 10/. Pop. 10,878. Reg.

Elect. 774.

GREENOCK, Renfrewshire.
Alexander Morray Dunlop . . 471
iS^ J. D. H, Elphinetone, bU 266

Oonatituency, ho. of 10/. PDp
86,689. Beg. Elect. 1,164.

•"%• W^.^N-'^^V*^ .

Oonstitneney, fr«emea, and 661
ho. of 10/. Pop. 12,268. Reg.
Elect. 861.

GUIUWORD, Snxrey.

Ross Donnelly Mangles . . . 870

James Bell 261

Thomas Lyon Thurtow . . 244
Constitneocy, resident freemen,

and 440 hn. of 10/. Pop. 6,740.

Reg. Elect. 648.

HADDINGTON Dist.
Comprising Haddington, North Ber-
wick, Dunbar, Jedburgh, and
Lauder.

Sir H. Pergnson Darle, bart. . 812
Campbell Swinion .... 186
Constituency, 214 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 12,604. Reg. Elect. 642.

KADDINGTONSHIRB.

Hon. Francis Charteris.

Pop. 86,886. Reg. Elect. 716.

HALIFAX, Yorkshire.

Rt. Hon. Sir Chas. Wood, bart. 696

Frank Crossley 678

Henry Edwards 621

Ernest C. Jones 87

Constituency, 1,181 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 88,682. Reg. Elect. 1,200.

GREENWICH, Kent.

Peter Rolt 2416

Montagu Chambers .... 2860
Admiral Houston Stewart . 202«

Dctuid Salomons 1102

Cbnstitnency, 8,196 ho. of 10/.
P^. 106,784. Reg. Elect. 6,808.

>». (■V-'V ^N_/Vj^_/N.^_*^

GRIMBBT, GREAT, Lincolnshire.

EarlAnnesley 847

Edward Heneage .... 280

HAMPSHIRE, North.
Right Hon. Charles Shaw Leferre.
MelviUe Portal.

Pop. 136,968. Reg. Elect. 8,696.

HAMPSHIRE, South.

Henry Combe Compton.
Lord Wm. Hen. H. Chofanondeley.
Fop. 219,098. Reg. Elect. 6.69^

106

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

HARWICH, Essex.
O. Montagn Wazrea Peacocke 136

David WaddingtoQ 134

John Bagshaw . • 126

Capt. G. D. ff^arburton, R^. 110
CoDstituency, the corporation
and 862 ho. of 10/. Pop. 4,461.
Reg. Elect. 372

HASTINGS, Sassex.

Patrick Ftas. Robertson . . . 601

Mtugrave Brisco 487

Jo/in Ashley fVarre .... 477

John Locke . 886

Constituency, fireemen, and 1,653

ho.oflO/. Pop. 17,011. Reg. Elect.

1,090.

HAYERFOKDWEST, Pembrokesh.

Comprising Harerfordwest, Fish>
guard, Narberth, and St.Dayid's.

John Henry Philipps .... 296

John Evan* 208

Constituency , inhabitants paying

scot and lot, and 426 ho. of 10/.

Pop. 9,729. Reg. Elect. 682. Lord

MilCord's inf uence in this dist. is

considerable.

HELSTONE, CornwaU.
Sir R. R. Yyvyan, bart.

Constituency, corporation, and
377 ho. of 10/. Pop. 7,328. Reg.
Elect. 317. The Duke of Leeds
has considerable influence in this
borongh.

HEREFORD, City.

Sir Robert Price, bart. ... 468

Henry Morgan ClifTord . . . 462

Col. fViUiam Henry Meyriek 292

Constituency, freemen, and 738

ho. of 10/. Pop. 13,118. Reg.

Elect. 1,018.

I HEREFORDSHIRE.

James King King 8167

Thomas William Booker . . . 8148

Chas. S. Bateman-Hanbozy . 8080

George ComewaU Leioie . . 2886

Pop. 116,489. Reg. Elect. 6,973.

ECERTPORD, Borough.
Hon.WilliamF. Cowper . . 801
Thomas Chambers ..... 235

LordMahon 218

Charlee J. Dinudale . ... 182
Constituency, freemen, and 640
ho. of 10/. Pop. 6,606. Reg. Elect
686. The Marquess of Salisbury
has considerable influence in this
borough, as has also Earl Co-wper.

HERTFORDSHIRE.
Thomas Plumer HaUey . . . 228S
Sir Henry Meux, bait. . . . 8219
SirEdwd. Bnlwer-Lytton,bart. 2190
Hon. Thomas Trevor . . . 2043
Christopher fVm. PuUer . . 1890
Geo. Jacob Bosanqttet . . . 1868
Pop. 167,298. Reg. Elect. 6,268.

HONITON, Devonshire.

Joseph Locke 166

Sir James Weir Hog^, bart. . . 163
Richard Somers Gard . . . 138
Constituency, inhabitants paying
scot and lot, and 800 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 8,427. Reg. Elect. 378.

HORSHAM, Sussex.
Wm. R. Seymour Fitz Gerald.

Constituency, burgage tenants,
and 460 ho of 10/. Pop. 6,947.
Reg. Elect. 860. The Duke of
Norfolk's interest is considerable,
but by no means predominant.

HUDDERSFIELD. TorksUrt.
Wm Rookes C. Stansfleld . . flflS
fVimamfVillam .... 690

CONSTITUENCY, POLLS, Sto.

Oonstitwuey, 1,168 ho. of 10/.
. Pop. 80,880. Reg. Elect. 1,864.

HULL, KINGSTON-UPON, York-
shire.

James Clay 2246

Lord Godezich 2342

John Brantley Moore . . . 1816

Hon. Chas. Lennox Butler . 1626

Oonstimency, freemen, aiid3,86l

ho. of 10/. Pop. 84,690, Reg.

Elect. 5,221.

107

IPS WICH, SufibDc.

John Cherallier Cobbold ... 809

Hugh Edward Adair .... 789

Thonuia Ber^f. Hobhouee . . 725

Samuel Stephen Bateson . . 725

Cozutitneocy, freemen, and 2,200

ho. of 10/. Pop. 82,914. Reg.

Elect. 1.838.

ISLE OP WIGHT. See Wight.

KENDAL, Westmoreland.
George CairOlyn.

Oonstitoency, 422 ho. of 10/.
Pbp. 11,829. Reg. Elect. 882.

HUmTNODON, Borovgh.
Ool. Jonathan Peel.
Thomas Baring.

Const itnency, fVeemen, and 439
ho. of 10/. Pop. 6,291. Reg. Elect. ^ Edward C. Deriog, hart.

KENT, Bast.

8068

HUNTINGDONSHIRE.
Edward Fellowes.
Yiaconiit Manderille.

Pop. 64.1 88. Reg. Elect. 2,862,

. '*^'\^-\r-\y\^ \* V\i*^

800. The interest of the Earl of| William Deedes 2870

Sandwich predominates in t^iit Sir Brook PFm. Bridge s^ bt. 2KIA
borough. Pop. 218,182. Reg. Elect. 7,119.

KENT, West.

8irEdmnndFiImer,bart. . .8247

William Masters Smith . . . 8198

Thomae Law Hodges . . . 2662

Pop. 897,684. Reg. Elect. 9,879.

KERRY, County of.

Henry Arthur Herbert.
Valentine Browne.

Pop. 288,241. Reg. Elect. 6,223.

KIDDERMINSTBR,Worcestei8hlre.

Robert Lowe 246

John Beat 152

Oonitituency, 706 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 18,462. Reg. Elect. 4U5.

KILDARE, County of.

Wm. Henry Ford Cogan . . . 2285
Darid O'Connor Henchy . . 2229
Sir Edward Kennedy, bart. . 883
Pop. 96,627. Reg. Elect. 2,77

HYTHE, Kent.

Edward Drake Brochman . . 612

Standish Motte 98

Constituency, freemen, and 468
ho. of 10/. Pop. 18,164. Reg. Elect.
. 866-

INYERNESS Dist.

Comprising Inrerness, Forres, For.

trose, and Nairn.
Alexander Matheson.

Constituency, 458 ho. of 10/.
Pup. 20,886. Reg. Elect. 825.

INYERNESS-SHIRB.

. Henry James Baillie.

Pop. 06,500. Reg. Elect. 908.

108

KnXBNSY, CScmnty of.

^niliamShM 4117

/oho Givene 8804

Z^ordJamea W. ButXer . . 823

Hon. Leopold G, F. Agar-EllU 61

Fbp. 188,084. Reg. Elect. 6,036.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

KIRKALDT DIsC.

OotBprifling Klrkaldy, Bnratiiilabd,

Dysart, and Kinghorn.
Ool. Robert Fergiuon.

Confltitaeucjr, ho. oi lOA Fop.
22,808. Reg. Eloet. 786.

KILKENNY, City.
Michael Soli i ran.

Constituency, freemen and free
holders, 607 ho. of 10/., and the
8/. rated occnpien. Pop. 20,283.
Reg. Elect. 664.

KILMARNOCK Dist.
Comprising Kilmarnock, Dumbarton,

Renfrew, Ratherglen, and Port

Glasgow.
Hon. Edw. Pleydell Bonyerie . 566

Campbell {of Invofwoe) . 803

No return of ho. of 10/. in Port

Glasgow and Kilmarnock, the rest

2,140. Pop. 43,866. Reg. Elect

1,380. ,,^,^^,^,,^,,,,,,,^

KINCARDINESHIRE.
Hon. Lt..General Hugh Arbnthnott.
Fop. 34,698. Reg. Elect. 961.

KINO'S COUNTY.

Patrick O'Brien 1976

Loftns Henry Bland .... 1889

Capt. Thomas Bernard . . 1148

Pop. 113,876. Reg. Elect. 2,807.

KINO'S LYNN.— See Lynn Regis.

KINGSTON-UPON-HULL.-See

Hull.

KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE.

John Mackie.

Pop. 43,121. Reg. Elect. 1,826.

KNARESBOROUGH, Yorkshire.

*JodinaProetorBrown<WeBthead 118

«John Dent Dent 118

*Basil Thomas Woodd ... 118
Thomae Collins 107

* Tliree nembera r«t«raed, bat bob* caa
■it till after the report of a comaittct.

Oonstttueney, burgage tenants,
and 275 ho. of 10/. Fop. 6,586.
Beg. Elect 242.

LAMBETH, Suiey.

Wm. Arthur Wilkinson . . . 4782

William WiUlams .... 4023

Rt. Hon. C. T. VEyneourt . 8829

Constituency, 29,166 ho. of 10/.

Pop. 261,846. Reg. Elect. 18,181.

LANARKSHIRE.

William Lockhaxt.

Fop. 680,169. Reg. Elect. 8,471.

LANCASHIRE, North.
4ohn Wilson Patten.
James Heywood.

Pop. 460,580. Reg. Elect. 12,297.

KINSALE. Co. Cork.
John Isaac Heard.

Constituency, 801 ho. of 10/., and,
the 8/. rated ooenpien. Ft»p.
8,711. Reg. Elect. 189.

LANCASHIRE, South.

William Brown.
John Cheetham.

Fnp. 1,570,816. Beg. Elect.
21,196.

00N8TITUBNCY, POIXS« &o.

109

•umel Qtegaon 009 0(»priiiii« Leith, MvsieUxifgb, ud

^KobertBAyneiAngaBtroDg . . 09o| Fotto-bello.

Thomas Grtene 609 James Moscreift* 048

JoknEma 48S

Otmrtituencj, freemen, and 566
ho. of lOA Pop. 16,168. Reg.
Elect. 1,893.

fVingate H0nder»on . . . 407

Consntnency, 1,549 ho. of 10/.

in Leith; no return for HoBseU

barghandPoTto.1)ello. Pop. 41,508*

Reg. Elect. 2,027.

LAUNCE8T0N, Cornwall.

Bon. Josceline William Percy.
Constituency, oorporati<m and
fkvemen, and 868 ho. of 10/. Pop. John Brady
0,006. Reg. Elect. 861. TheDoke
ot NorthiunlMrland's interest here
is very oonsideraMe.

LEITRIM, County of.

Hugh Lyons Montgomery . . 617

661

Hon, Charles S. CUtnents . 640
Pop. 111,808. Reg. Elect. 1,266.

LEEDS, Yorkshire.
Sir George Goodman .... 2844
Right Hon. M. Talbot Raines 2811

Robert Bali 1132

Alderman Thomas Sidney . 1089
Constituency, 6,224 ho. of 10/.
Fop. 172,270. Reg. Elect. 6,406.

LEOMINSTER, Herefordshire.

George Arkwrlght 260

John George PtiiUimore . . . 200
J. P. fVilloughby .... 190
Constituency, inhabitants pay-
ing scot and lot, and 407 ho. of
10/. Pop. 6,214. Reg. Elect. 661.

LEICESTER, Borough.

Sir Joshua Walmsley .... 1673

Richard Gardner 1678

James PTilde 1116

C^qfrey Palmer 1114

Constituency, freemen, inhabit-
ants paying scot and lot, and 3,609
ho. of 10/. Fop. 60,684. Reg. Elect.
8,858.

LEICESTERSHIRE, North.

Edward Basil Famham.
Marquis of Granby.

Pop. 91,808. Reg. Elect. 4,097.

LEICESTERSHIRE, South.

Sir Henry Halfbrd, bart.
Charles William Padbe.

rap. 189,000. Reg. Elect. 5,181.

LEWES, Sussex.

Hon. Henry FitsRoy.
Hon. Henry Brand.

Constituency, inhabitants paying

scot and lot, and 906 ho. of 10/.

Fop. 9,633. Reg. Elect. 713.

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LICHFIELD, Stafibrdshire.

Viscount Anson 809

Lord Alfred Henry Paget . . 320
Robert Baylev FoOett ... 224
Constituency, freemen, free-
holders, and 657 ho. of 10/. Pop.
6,578. Reg. Elect. 836. The in-
terest of the Earl of Lichfleldhere
is considerable.

LIMERICK, County of.
WUIiam Monsell.
Wyndham Gotdd.

Fop. 201,619. Beg. Elect. 5,07V

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

lilMEKICK, City.

Robert Potter 616

FrancLi Wm. Rnssell . . . . 461

Jamet O'Brien 453

Oonstitxieocy, freemen and ftree-
holdcTs, and 800 ho. of 10/., with
the 8/. rated occnpiers. Pop.
52,268. Reg. Elect. 1,144.

LINCOLN, City.

Col. Chaa. D. W. Sibthorp . . 840
George Fieschi Heueage . . . 661

Chartes SeePy 478

Cotutitaency, Areemen, and 995

ho. of 10/. Pop. 17,536. Reg.

Elect. 1,863.

LINCOLNSHIRE, North.

Rt. Hon. Robt. A. Christopher 5586

James Banks Stanhope . . . 5579

Sir Montagu J. Cholmeleyybt. A777

Pop. 221,878. Reg. Elect. 11,677.

LINCOLNSHIRE, South.
Lord Bnrghley.
Sir John TroUope, bart.

Fop. 186.849. Reg. Elect. 8,664.

LINLITHGOWSHIRE.
George Dandas.

Pop. 80.186. Reg. Elect. 602.

LISBURN, Cos. Antrim and Down.

Sir Jas. Emerson Tennent, bart.
Oonstitnency, 141 occupiers at 6/.,
and 364 ho. of 10/., together with
the 8/. rated occnpiexB. Pop . 7, 624.
Reg. Elect 188.

LISKEARD, Cornwall.

Richard Bndden Crowder.

Oonstitnency, the corporation,
^ 898 ho. of 10/. Pop. 6,204
Elect. 848.

LIVERPOOL, Lancashire.

Charles Turner

William Forbes Mackenaie . . 6867
Echoard Cardwelt .... 6247

J. C. Ewart ....... 49ia

Constituency , freemen, and 89,266

ho. of 10/. Pop. 876,065. Reg.

Elect. 17,433.

LONDON, City.

John Masterman 6195

Lord John Russell . . « . . 5637

Sir James Duke, bart 6270

Baron Lionel De Rothschild . . 4748

Robert rVigram Crawford . 8766

Constituency, liverymen and

16,840 ho. of 10/. Pop. 127,869.

Reg. Elect. 20,728.

LONDONDERRY, County of.

Thomas Bateson 1668

Capt Theobald Jones, R Jf . . . 1868
Saml. MeCardy Greer . . . 1279

Pop. 191,744. Reg. Elect. 4,806.

LONDONDERRY, City.

Sir Robert Ferguson, bart.

Oonstitnency, freemen, 736 ho.
of 10/., and the 8/. rated occupiers.
Pop. 16,196. Reg. Elect. 724.

LONGFORD, County of.

Richard Maxwell Fbx.

Col. Fnike Southwell Grerille.

Pop. 83,198. Reg. Elect. 2,321.

LOUTH, County of.
Chichester Sam. Fortescne . . 1168

Tristram Kennedy 996

Jofin MeClinioekfJun. . . . 884
Pop. 91,046. Reg. Elect. 9;078.

CONSTITUENCY, POLLS, «rc.

Ill

LUDLOW, Shropshire.

lobertCUre S60

Lord William J. F. Powlett . SI 4

CoL Henry StUway .... 157

Oonstitaency, bargessev, and 677

ho. of lOJ. Pop. 6,S76. Reg.

Elect. 450. The influence of the

Ea^ of Fowls \» considerable here.

LYUE REGIS, Dorset.

William Finney 146

Sir Phippt Hornby .... 120
Oonstituencj, freemen, and 610

ho. of 10/. Fop. 8,616. Reg

Elect. 809.

LTMINGTON, Hants.

Sir John Rirett Camac, bart. . SOI

Edward John Hntchins . . . 158

fVm. Ales. Maekinnon, sen. 189

Oonstitaency, borgesses.and 409

ho. of 10/. Pop. 6,283. Reg.

Elect. 888. Sir H. Neale's infln-

ence predominates here.

LYNN REGIS, Norfolk.

Viscount Jocelyn 641

Lord Stanley 659

Robert PaeMey 890

Constituency, freemen, and 1,039

ho. of 10/. Fop. 19,866. Reg.

Elect. 1,170.

MACCLESFIELD, Cheshire.

John BrocUehnrst, jun. . . . 6S8
Edward C. Egerton .... 530

Jo^i FTmiama 468

Constituency, 1,264 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 89,048. Reg. Elect. 1,068.

MAIDSTONE, Kent.

James Whatman

George Dodd

Xtf«

847
708
678

Constituency, flreemen,and 1,610
ho. of 10/. Fop.' 20,801. Reg.
Elect. 1,751.

MALDON, Essex.

Charles Dn Cane 870 -'

Taverner John Miller . . . 8S7 ^

Thomae Barrett Lennard . 861

QuintinDick 830

Constituency, ftreemen, and 820

ho. of 10/. Fop. 6,888. Reg.

Elect. 845.

MALLOW, Co. of Cork.

Sir C. D. O. Jephson Norreys,bt. 69
Capt. Cha. Stannard Eustace 44
Constituency, freeholders, 240
ho. of 10/., and the 8/. rated occu-
piers. Fop. 6,861. Reg. Elect. 148.

MALMESBURY, WUts.

Thomas Luce 187

Peter Judley Lovell . ... 128

Constitoenc;,bui^sses, and 29S

ho. of 10/. Fop. 6,998. Reg.Elect.

809. Lords Saffolk, Radnor, and

Holland divide the influence here.

MALTON, Yorkshire.
Hon. Charles W. W. Pits-William.
John Evelyn Denison.

Constituency, burgage tenants,
and 454 ho. of 10/. Pop. 7,661.
Re^. Elect. 539. The Earl Pita-
william has considerable influence
here.

MANCHESTER, Lancashire.

Rt . Hon. Thos. Milner Gibson . 6762

John Blight 6476

George Loeh 4864

Hon. Joseph Denrnan . . . 8969

Constituency, 17,878 ho. of 10/.

Pop. 816,213. Reg. Elect. 18,921.

112

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MARLBOROUGH^ Wilts.
Lord Ernest Bruce.
Henry Bingham Baring.

Constitaency, freemen and 830
bo. of 10/. Fbp. 5,185. Reg. Elect.
271. The Marquess of Ailesbary
has some inflaence here.

MARLOW, GREAT, Backs.

Tbos. Peers Williams . . . . S42
Lt.Col. Brownlow W. Knox . 108

Jacob Bell 90

Ctonstitaency, inhabitants pay-
ing scot and lot, and 867 ho. of
10/. Fop. 6,628. Reg. Elect. 864.
Mr. Williams's influence here is
rery considerable.

MARYLEBONE, Middlesex.
Lord Dudley Ooatts Stuart.
Sir Benjamin Hall, hart.

Constituency, 84,666 ho. of 10/
Pop. 870,967. Reg. Elect. 19,nO.

MAYO, Ooanty of.

George Henry Moore .... 1004

George G. Ouseley Higgins . . 1029

James McAlpine . ... 600

Pop. 274,716. Reg. Elect. 1,806.

MEATH, County of.

Frederick Lucas 2004

Mathew Elias Coibally . . . 1968

Benry Grattan . . • . . 666

Pop. 189,706. Reg. Elect. 4,218.

MELCOMBE REGIS.— See Wey-
mouth.

MERIONBTHSHIRB.

Wm. Watkin Edward Wynne.
Pop. 88,848. Reg. Elect. 1,066.

MERTHYR-TTl>yiL, Olamorgwis.
Sir Josiah John Guest, bart.

Constituency, 888 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 63,080. Reg. Elect. 088.

MIDDLESEX.

Lord Robert Grosrenor . . . 6241
Ralph Bernal Osborne . . . 4390
Marquees qf Blancfford . . 4258
Pop. 1,886,676. Reg. Elect.
14,610.

MIDHUR8T, Sussex.
Rt. Hon. Spencer Horatio Walpole.
Constituency, 881 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 7,021. Reg. Elect. 279. The
Earls (tf Digby and Egmont posseas
influence in this borough.

MONAGHAN, County of.

Charles Powell Leslie .... 1048
Sir George Forster, bart. . . 1910

JoMi Gray, M.D 1410

Pop. 148,410. Reg. Elect. 4,110.

MONMOUTH Dist.

Comprising Monmouth, Newport,

and Usk.
Crawshay Bailey.

Constituency, fiwemen, and 1,061
ho. of 10/. Pop. 26,612. Reg,
Elect. 1,676.

MONMOUTHSHIRE.
Charles Octavius S. Morgan.
Capt Edward Arthur Somerset.
Pop. 167,476. Reg. Elect. 4,078.

MONTGOMERY Dist.
Comprising Montgomery, Llanfyllin,
Llanidloes, Machynlleth, New-
town and Welshpool.

DaridPngh 486

George HammonU fVhatley , SdO

CONSTITVBNCY. POLLS, be.

113

Oi>iistitiieiiey,b«rgesMS, und 1,206
haoflO/. ¥op.l7,94a. Reg.Blect.
1,008.

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MONTGOMERYSHIRE.
Bobert W. Williams Wynn.

Pk>p. 67,447. Reg. Elect. 2,086.

MOinHOSE Dirt.

Comprising Montrose, Aberbrothock,
Brechin, Forfar, andlnyeibervie.

Joseph Hume.

Oonstitnency, aboat 700 bo. of
10/. Pop. 49,106. Reg. Elect.
1,686.

MORPETH, Northnmberland.

Hm. Edward Geo. O. Howard.
CSonstitoency, fireemen, and 810
ho. of 10/. Pop. 10,012. Reg.
Elect. 416. The Earl of Carlisle has
considerable influence here.

NEWARK, Nottinghamritire.

GranTille E. Harconrt Yemon 645
John H. Manners-Satton . . . 470
jr. Meryweaihw Turner . . 862
Constituency, inhabitantspaying
scot and lot, and 626 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 11,880. Reg. Elect. 867. The
Doke of Newcastle has consider-
able influence here.

NEWCASTLE-UNDERLYME,

Staffiirdthire.

WilUam Jackson 622

Samuel Christy 585

Thomas Ross 26i

Oonstitnency, fireemen, and 428
ho. of 10/. Pop.10,560. Reg. Elect.
1,090. The Duke of Sutherland
has considerable influence here.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE,

Northumberland.

JohnF.BnrgoyneBlackett . . 2418

Thomas Emerson Headlam . .2172

fVm, Henry fVatson . . .1706

OMMtituency, freemen, and 5,414

ho. of 10/. Pop. 87,784. Reg. Elect.

5,260.

NEWPORT, Monmouthshire.— See
Monmouth Dist.

NEWPORT, Isle of Wight.

William Biggs 810

William N. Massey 806

fVm H,ChieheUyPlowd9n. 966
Charles fVyJteham Martin . 256
Constituency, fireemen, and 1,003

ho. of lOA Pop. 8,047. Reg.Elect.

707.

NEW ROSS, Cos. of Kilkenny and

Wexford.
Charles Garan DuSy .... 82

Henry Lambert 81

Constituency, freemen, 208 ho.
of 10/., and the 8/. rated oocupien.
Pop. 7,643. Reg. Elect. 171.

NE WRY, Cos. of Armagh and
Down.

WiUiamKirk 288

Edmund Gitting HalUwell . 204

Constituency, the old occupiers

at 6/., and 820 ho. of 10/., and the

8/. rated occupiers. Pop. 11,078.

Reg.Elect. 517.

NORFOLK, East.

Henry Negus Burroughes.
Edmund Wodehouse.

Pop. 250,305. Reg Elect. 8,216.

H

114

NORFOLK, Weit.

WilUam Bagge 8421

Oeorg« Wm. P. Bentinck . . 8148

Anthony Hamond 1973

Pop. 192,409. Reg. Elect. 7,827.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

NORTHUMBERLAND, 6<mth.

Wentworth B. Beaumont . . SSOA
Henry George LiddeU . . . 2182

George Ridley 2083

Fop. 211,648. Reg. Elect. 6,369.

NORTHALLERTON, Yorkshire.

W. B. Wrightson.

C!onstitueDcy, burgage tenants,
and 304 ho. of 10/. Pop. 4,995.
Reg. Elect. 281. The Earl of Hare-
wood has some influence here; bat
the authority of Miss Pierse of
Bedale, a relative of Mr. Wright-
son, preponderates.

NORTHAMPTON, Borough.

Rt. Hon. Robt. Vernon Smith . 865

RaikcsCurrie 826

G. IV. Bunt 745

JofmJ.Lockhart 106

Constituency.inhabitants paying

scot and lot, and 1,744 bo. of 10/.

Pop. 26,657. Reg. Elect. 2,263.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, North.

Augustus Staibrd 562

Thomas Philip Maunsell . . • 660

Hon. George VT. Fitg fVilUam 84

Pop. 96,801. Reg Elect. 8,900.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, South.

Capt. Richard H. Howard Vyse 1883

Rainald Knightley 1883

John Howghton 164

Pop. 116,679. Reg. Elect. 4,668

NORTH SHIELDS.— See Tyne-
mouth.

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NORTHUMBERLAND, North.

Lord Loraine 1414

Lord Ossulston 1835

Rt. Hon. Sir Geo. Grey, bart. 1800
Pop. 91,864. Reg. Elect. 8,111.

NORWICH, Norfolk.
Samuel Morton Peto .... 2190

Edward Warner 2145

Marquis of Douro . . • •1698
Lieut.- Col. Dictaon .... 1469
CoDstituency,freemen, and 3,478
ho. of 10/. Pop. 68,195. Reg.
Elect. 6,890;;^^^^^^^^^^^^

NOTTINGHAM, Borough.
Right Hon. Edwaid Strutt . .1960

John Walter 1868

Charles Sturgeon 5ia

Cbnstituency, freemen, andS,888
ho. of 10/. Pop. 67,407. Reg.
Elect. 6,260.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, North.

Lord Henry W. S. Bentinck.
Lord Robert R. Pelh am- Clinton.
Pop. 190,286. Reg. Elect. 8,996.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, South.
William Hodgson Barrow.
Viscount Newark.

Pop. 80.867. Reg. Elect. 8,801.

OLDHAM, Lancashire.

John Morgan Oobbett .... 067

John Duncnft (dead) .... 868

fViUiam Johnsvn Fox . . . 777

Constituency, 1,185 ho. of 10/.

Pop. 72,367. Reg. Elect. 1,890,

1, -v 'V "v.'^.y^

ORKNEY and SHETLAND.

Frederick Dandas 2^7

Right Hon. John Jnglis . . . 194
Pop. 62,683. Reg. Elect. 418.

OONSntUBNGY, POLLS, flee.

OXFOBD, City.

James Hanghton Langston.

Sir William Page Wood.

OonBtitQency, freemen, and 8,184
bo. of 10/. Pop. 87,943, exehuiTc
of theUnirenity. Reg. Elect. 8,81 8.

OXFORDSHIRE.

Ht Hon. Jos. Warner Henlej 52828
CoL J<An Sidney North . . .2218
O.GranTiUeV.Hanxmit. . . iai8

LwrdNorreys 681

Pop. 170,468. Reg. Bleet. 6.108.

OXFORD UNIYERSITT.

Sir Robert Harry Inglis, hi. . 1869

Rt. Hon. William £. Oladstone 1108

R. BttUoek Maraham, D. CSt. 7&8

Electors, Doctors and Masters of

Arts whose names are on the books,

amoonting to 8,474.

PAISLEY, Renfrewshire.

Archihald Hastie 406

fV. T. Haly 874

Ckmstitnency, 608 ho. of 10/.
Pbp. 47,020. Reg. Elect. 1,848.

PBEBLES.SHIRB.

Sir 6. Graham-Montgomery, hart
Pop. 10,788. Reg. Elect. 648.

PEMBROKE Dist.
Gomprising Pembroke, Tenby, Wis-

too, and MilJford.
Sir John Owen, bart.

Constituency, burgesses, and 766
ho. of 10/. Pop. 16,700. Reg.
Elect. 051. The Owen Aimily
hare great interest here.

PEMBROKESHIRE.
Tiact. Bmlyn.

Fop. 04,140. Reg. Elect. 8,188.

H

115
Oorn:

PENRYM ft FALMOUTH,

waU.

Howel Owyn 404

James William Freshfleld . . 436
TlumaM G9urg9 Baring . « 889.
Constituency, freeholders and
leaseholders in Penryn, and 10/«
householders in both towns ; Tis.
007. Pop. 18,292. Reg. Elect.
907. The GorernxDent of the day
has considerable influence in Fal*
mouth.

PERTH, Borough.

Hon, Arthur Fits-Gerald Kinnaird.
Constituency, ho. of 10/. Bop.
83,708. Reg. Elect. 1,084.

PERTHSHIRE.
WOliam StirUng.

PQp.l88;234. Reg. Elect. 4,888.

PETERBOROUGH, Northamptoa*
shire.

Hon.Geo.W.FitB.William . 860

Hon. Riehard Watson (dead) . 82»

Jokn Talbot Clifton . . . . 810

Oonstituenoy, burgesses, iaha*

Utants pajing soot and lot, and

416 ho. of 10/. Pop. 8,678. Reg.

Elect. 518. This is oaually CQnsi<

dered a borough of Lord Fits*

William's.

PETERSFIELD, Hants.

Sir W. G. H. JolUlfe, bart.

Constituency, freeholders, and
286 ho. of 10/. Pop. 6,550. Reg.
Elect. 853.

PLYMOUTH, Deron.

Charles John Mare 1086

Robert Porrett Collier .... 1004
Georg* T%onuu Brain* . . 906

Bi9ihamB»€oU t^a

2

116

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Oonstitaeney, llr«eni«B,aiid8,S78
ho. of 10/. Pop. 62,221. Reg.
Elect. 2,482.

FONTEFRACT, Yorluhire.
Richard Monckton Milnes . . 488

Benjamin OUveira 888

fVm. David Leiois .... 818
Cioiutitaency, iuhabitantB paying
tcot and lot, and 421 ho. of 10/
Fop. 11,515. Reg. Elect. 684.

FOOLE, Dorsetshire.
Henry Danby Seymour.
George W. Franklyn.

Oonstitaency, tmrgesses, or free-
men, and 697 ho. of 10/. Fop
9,266. Reg. Elect. 608.

FORTARLINGTON, Queen's C!o.
Iiieut.-Ool. Francis Dunne.

Constituency, freemenp and 206
ho. of 10/., and the 8/. rated occn^
piers. Fop. 8,000. Reg. Elect. 71

FORTSMOUTH, Hants.
Rt.Hon.Sir Francis Thornhill Baring,
Viscount Monck.

Constituency, the corporation,
and 8,662 ho. of 10/. Fop. 72,096.
Reg. Elect. 8,882.

v.-s.;"»j'\^«L

FKESTON, Lancashire.
R. Townley Farker .... 1886
Sir George Strickland, bart. .1268
Charles Paseoe Grenfell . . 1 127
Alderman Jamee German . 692
onstituency, inhabitants or pot-
wallopers, and 2,680 ho. of 10/.
Fop. 69,642. Reg. Elect. 2,864.
The Earl of Derby has some in.
fluenceheie.

QUEEN'S COUNTY.
BUchael Dunne.
•Mr Charles Henry Coote, bart.

I^>P. 109,747. Reg. Elect. 2.727.

RADNOR Dist.
Comprising Radnor, Cefh-LIys,
Knighton, KnucUas, Rhayader,
and Fresteign.

Rt. Hon. Sir T. Frankland Lewis, bt.
Constituency, burgesses, and
864 ho. of 10/. Fop. 6,668. Reg.
Elect. 484. Mr. Frice of Nwtun
has considerable influence in this
borough.

RADNORSHIRE.

Sir John Benn Walsh, bart.

Fop. 24,967. Reg. Elect. 1,802.

READING, Berks.

Francis Figott 768

Henry Singer Keating . . . 681

Capt, Samuel A, Dickson . . 618

Constituency, inhabitants pay-

ing scot and lot, and 1,964 ho. of

10/. Fop. 21,466. Reg.EleGt.1,899.

REIGATE, Surrey.

Thomas Somers- Cocks . . . . 100
Major H. MeredWi Parratt . 76
Constituency, 188 ho. (rf 10/.
Fop. 4,927. Reg. Elect. 228. The
Earl Somers and the Earl of Hard-
wicke diride the influence of this
borough.

RENFREWSHIRE.

Colonel William Mure.

Fop. 161,091. Reg. Elect. 2,460.

RETFORD, EAST, Nottinghamsh.

Hon. W. E. Duncombe .

Yisct. Galway.

Constituency, freemen, 24271 ho.
of 10/., and freeholders of the hun-
dred of Basietlaw. Fop. 46,064.
Reg. Elect* 2,710.

C0NSTIT0ENC7, POLLS, &c.

117

RICHMOND, Torkjhire.

Henry Ridi.

Humadnke Wf Till, Jan.

Cbnstituoncy, bargage tenanta,
and 803 ho. of 10/. Pop. 4,960.
Reg. Blect. )843, The Earl of Zet-
land preKxres his inflaence here
unimpaired.

RIPON, Torkjihire.

William Beckett 366

Hon. Edwin Lascelles . . . 282

jIugustiM Netoion . . . • 75

Constituency, bui^age tenants,

and 427 ho. of 101. Pop. 6,080.

Reg. Elect. 353. Earl De Grey has

the patronage of Ripon.

ROCHDALE, Lancashire.

EdwardMiall 6S9

Capt. Ramsay 876

Constituency, 1,884 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 29,106. Reg. Elect. 1,160.

ROCHESTER, Kent.

Ron. Francis yUliers .... 684
Sir Thos. Heibert Maddock . 681

Ralph Bemal 614

Thos. Twisden Hodges . . 607
Constituency, freemen, and 1,154

bo. of 10/. Pop. 14,938. Reg.

Blect. 1,260.

ROSCOMMON, County of.

ntzstephen French.
Olirer D. J. Grace.

Pop. 178,798. Reg. Elect. 2,286.

ROSS and CROMARTY.
Sir James Matheson, bart. . . 288
G, FT'. H.Ross 218

ROXBURGHSHIRE.

Hon. John Edmund Elliot.

Pop. 51.642. Reg. Elect. 8,601.

RUTLANDSHIRB.

Sir Gilbert lohn Heathcote, bait,
rion. Gerard James Noel.

Pop. 22,983. Reg. Elect. 1»876

RYE, Sussex.

William Alex. Mackinnon, jun. 240
Richard Curteis Pomfrst . . 208
Constituency, fireemen, and 545
ho. of 10/. Pop. 8,541. Reg.
Elect. 662. The influence of the
Lamb fkmily is still great, but it
is now shared by that of Smith, of
Springfield Lodge.

SAINT ANDREW'S Dist.

Comprising St. Andrew's, Anstm-
ther (Eastern & Western), Crail,
Cupar, Pittenween, and Kilrenny.

Edward Ellice,Jun.

Constituency, 452 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 16,878. Reg. Elect. 680.

SAINT IVES, Cornwall.
Capt. Robert Lafilm .... 296

Hmvry Paull 218

P. B. Bamss 18

Constituency, inhabitants paying
scot and lot, and 284 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 9,872. Reg. Elect. 578.

8ALF0RD, Lancashire.

Joseph Brotherton.

Constituency, 4484 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 86,108. Reg. Elect. 2,960.

SALISBURY, Wilt*.

William James Chaplin » .
Charles Baring Wall . . .
Frederick fViUiam Slade
Vvp'is,?^. Reg. Elect. 832. {Daniel Higford D. Burr .

881
881
178
I

118

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

CoajstUnencyt oorporation, and
1,167 ho. of 10/. Pop. 11,667.
Reg. Elect. 680.

SALOP, North.

William Ormd)y Gore.
John WhitehallDod.

Pop. 128,162. Reg. Elect. 4,685.

SALOP, Sooth.
Hon. Robert Henry Clive.
Viscount Newport.

Pop. 101,179. Reg. Elect. 3,671.

SANDWICH (Deal and Walmer
united to it), Kent.

Lord Chas. P. PeU&am-Clinton

James McGregor.

Constitaency, freemen of Sand-
wich, Deal, and Walmer, and 774

. ho. of 10/. Pop. 12,710. Reg. Elect
960. The Lord Warden of the!
Cinque Ports and the Government
of the day divide the inflaenoe
here.

SCARBOROUGH, Yorkshire.

Sir John V. B. Johnstone, bart. 423
TheEarlofMulgraTC . . . . 888

SHEFFIELD, Yorkshire.
John Arthur Roebuck . , . 200S

George Hadfield 1858

John Parker i58o

fViUicun Overend • . . . 1180

Oonatituency, 6,521 ho. of 10/.

Pop. 135,310. Reg. Elect. 6,822.

8H0REHAM, Sussex.
Sir Charles M. Bnrrell, bart.
Lord A. F. C. Gordon-Lennox.

Constituency, inhabitants paying
scot and lot, and freeholdera of the
Rape of Bramber, except such part
as is included in the borough of
Horsham, and 1,496 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 30,563. Reg. Elect. 1,866.

SHREWSBURY, Salop.

George Tomline 1164

Edward Holmes Baldock . . 746

Auguatin Robinttm .... 440

Constituency, freemen, and 1,746

ho. of 10/. Pop. 19,681. Reg.

Elect. 1,666.

8LIGO, County of.

Sir Robert Gore-Booth, bart. . 948
Richard Swift 876

George Frederick Young . . ^l^sfv^m, R. Ormaby Gvre . . 774
Constituency, the corporation, |y^^ Tattffe 89

and 946 ho. of 10/.
Reg. Elect. 895.

Pop. 12,916,

SELKIRKSHIRE.

Allan ElUot Lockheit.

Pop. 9,809. Reg. Elect 497.

SHAFTESBURY, DorseUhire.
Hon. W. H. B. Portman.

Constituency, inhabitantspaying

Pop. 128,769. Beg. Elect. 2,105.

8LIG0, Borough.

Charles Towneley 147

John Patrick Somers ... 108
Constituency, fireemen, 680 ho.

of 10/., and the 8/. rated occupiers.

Pop. 12,272. Reg. Elect. 386.

SOMERSETSHIRE, East.

scot and lot, and 899 ho. of 10/. I William Miles 4648

Pop. 9,404. Reg. Elect. 509. The William F. Knatchbull . . .4809
Marquess of Westminster has some Charles Arthur Elton . . . 2984
influence here. | Pop. 368,911. Reg. Elect. 10,140.

CONSTmiENCT, POLLS, &c.

SOHERfiETSHIBE, West.

Charles Aaron Moody
Wm. H. Powell Gore-Langton.
Pop. 185,006. Beg. Elect. 8,210.

119

STAFFORDSHIRE, Soath.
Hon. Gen. George Anson.
Lord Lewisham.

Pop. 863/258. Reg. Elect. 10,116.

SOUTHAMPTON, Hampsl»ire.

Brodie McGhie WUlcox . . . 1062

Sir Alex. Jas. E. Cockburn . . 1017

A.D. R. f^' Baillie Cochrane 797

AugiistuM Arthur Vansittart 767

Cbnstitnency.bnrgesses, inhabit

ants, and 8,878 ho. of 10/. Pop

85,306. Reg. Elect. 2,419.

SOUTH SHIELDS, Doiham.

Bobertlngham 430

Hon. Henry Thomas Liddett 249
Constitnency, 959 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 28,974. Reg. Elect. 926.

SOUTH WARE, Soirey.
Sir William Molesworth.bart. . 8941

Apsley Pellatt 3887

George Scovell 2909

Constituency, inhabitants pay-
ing scot and lot, and 12,830 ho. of
10/. Pop. 172,863. Reg. Elect.
9,458.

STABfFORD, Unoolushire.
Right Hon. John Chas. Berries.
Sir Frederick Thesiger.

Constitnency .inhabitants paying
acot and lot. and 484 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 8,933. Reg. Elect. 566. The
Marquess of Exeter possesses most
of the 10/. houses in the borough.

STIRLING Dist.
Comprising Stirling, Culross, Dun-
femaine,Inverkeithing, & Queens-

ferry.

Sir James Anderson "*81

John Miller ^]

Constituency, 682 ho. of 10/.

Pop. 86,825. Reg. Elect. 1,097 j

for Inverkeithing there is no return

of Reg. Elect.

STIRLINGSHIRE.
William Forbes.

Pop. 83,083. Reg. Elect. 2,481.

STOCKPORT, Cheshire.
Alderman James Kershaw . . 725

John Benj. Smith ^22

JameeHeald M»

Constitnency, 1,420 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 53,885. Reg. Elect. 1,341.

v^^y- -/■■-/ -^ -

STAFFORD, Borough.
John Ayshford Wise .... 801

Artbnr John Otway JJJ STOKE-UPONTRENT, Staffordsh.

M. Bourne. ao' John Lewis Ricardo .... 921

James Cook Evans .... '^^non.Edw.F.LeTesoa-Gower. 848

Alderman fTm, Copelemd . 769
Constituency, 2,045 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 84,027. Reg. Elect. 1,778.

E. Bopkinson

Constitnency, resident freemen,
and 676 ho. of 10/. Pop. 11,829:
Reg. Elect 1.246.

STAFFORDSHIRE, North.
Charles Bowyer Adderley.
Smith Child.
Fop. 245,846. Reg. Elect. 9,646.

STROUD, Gloucestershire.
Geo. Poulett Scropc ; ... 666

LordMoreton ^28

Samuel Baker 488

JohnNortm ,816

120

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Constituency, \^\ ho. of 10/.

Pop. 8e,586. Reg:. Elect. 1,828.
Mr. Watts and Lord Docie ^%»ttg
considerable influence here.

SUFFOLK, East.
Sir PitzRoy Kelly.
Sir Edward Sherlock Gooch, bart.
Pop. 185,307. Reg.Elect.6,843.

SUFFOLK, West.
Hany Spencer Waddington.
Philip Bennet, Jan.

Pop. 161,822. Reg. Elect. 4,879.

SUNDERLAND, Durham.

George Hudson ggg

William Digby Seymour ... 814

Henry Fennoick 864

Constituency, 8,868 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 67,894. Reg. Elect. 1,978.

8UTHERLANDSHTRB .

Marquis of Staffi>rd.

Pop. 25,793. Reg. Elect. 207.

SURREY, East.

Thomas Alcock

Hon. Peter J. Locke King .

EOnumd ^ntrobusfjtm, .
■^tithony Cleaaby ....
Pop. 680,226. Reg. Elect.

.2608
.2600
.2064
. 1928
6,618.

SURREY, West.
William John Evelyn . . .
Henry Drummond ....
Col. C. B. Chattoner . . .
Pop. 102,856. Reg. Elect.

SUSSEX, East.
Augustus EUott Fuller . .
Charles Hay Frewen . . .
'^ohn Geo, Dodson . . . .
Pop. 226,387. Reg. Elect.

.1646
. 1610
. 1886
8,897.

. 2156
. 1974
. 1637
6^8,

SUSSEX, West.
Earl of March.
Richard Prime.

P*>P. 111,467. Eeg.Eleot.8,287.

SWANSEA Dist., Olamorgansh.
Comprising Swansea, Aberavon,

Kenfig, Loughor, and Neath.
John Henry Vivian.

Constituency, burgesses, and 1,608
ho. of 10/. Pop. 46,128. Reg.
Elect 1,694.

TAMWORTH, Staifbrdsbin.

Sir R. Peel, bart.

Capt. John Townshend, R.N.

Constituency, inhabitants pay.
ing scot and lot, and 807 ho. of
10/. Pop. 8,666. Reg. Elect. 882.
The property possessed by Sir Ro-
bert Peel in the borough and neigh-
bourhood gives him considerable
influence.

TAUNTON, Somersetahin.
Right Hon. H.Labonchere . . 480

Arthur Mills aei

Sir Thoe. B. Colebroote, bart. 868
Constituency, pot- wallopers, and
876 ho. of 10/. Pop. 14,176. Beg.
Elect. 790.

TAVISTOCK, Devonshira.
Hon. George H. C. Byng . . 220

Samuel Carter 169 ,

Robert J. Phmitnore^ D. C.L. 1 04
Constituency, freeholders, and
491 ho. of 10/. Pop. 8,086. Reg.
Elect. 849. The Duke of Bedford
has considerableinflnencc in Tavi-
stock.

TEWKESBURY, Gloucestershire.

Humphrey Brown 205

John Martin 199

Edward C. W. Cox . . . . 147
Constituency, flreemen, ilKehold-

CONSTITUENCY, POLLS, 8ie.

121

en, sod 448 ho. of 10/. Tvf.
6,878. Reg. Elect . 870.

THETPOBD, Norfolk.
EarlofEiuton.
Hon. Francis Baring.

ODDatituency, freenen, and 271
ko. of 10/. Pop. 4.076. Reg.
Elect. 900. The Dnke of Grafton
and Lord Ashlmrton bave consider
able inflaenee in this borough.

THIR8K, Yorkshire.
Sir William Payne-Oallwey, bart.
Oonstitnency, 830 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 5,819. Reg. Elect. 807.

nPPERARY, County of.

n-ands Scully 6164

James Sadleir 6083

Robert Joeelyn Otway . . 1286
Pop. 823,829. Reg. Elect. 6,760.

TXYERTON, Def onshire.
lohnHeathcoat.
Yiact. Falmerston.

Constituency, the corporation,
and 621 ho. of 10/. Pop. 11,144.
Reg. Elect. 461.

TOTNESS, Deronshire.

Lord Seymour 2tS.3

Thomas Mills 164

Charles Barry Baldwin . . 141
Constituency, Areemen, and 471
ho. of 10/. Pop. 4,419. Reg.
Elect. 871.

TOWER HAMLETS, Middlesex.

Sir William Clay, bart. . . . 7728
Chaa. SaUsbnry Butler . . . 7718
George Thompson .... 4668

j/oton 8. Ayrton 2792

fVilUam Newton 1096

Constituency, 41,921 ho. of 10/.
Fop. 639,111. Reg. Elect. 23,634.

TRALEE, Kerry.
Maurice 0*Connell.

Constituency, freemen, and 854
ho. of 10/., with the 8/. rated occn-
picTB. Pop. 11,863. Reg. Elect.
228.

TRURO, Cornwall.
Henry Hussey Yirian .... 267

John Ennis YiTian 263

Augusttu Smith 256

Montagu Smith 2S9

Constituency, the corporation,
and 697 ho. of 10/. Pop. 10,788.
Reg. Elect. 607.

TYNEMOUTH and NORTH
SHIELDS, Northumberland.

Hugh Taylor, jun 840

Ralph fVilliam Grey . . . 828
Constituency, 1,169 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 29,170. Reg. Elect. 883.

TYRONE, County of.
Rt. Hon. Hen T. Lowry Corry . 8260
L<Hrd Claude Hamilton . . . 8288

Hugh B. Higgina 970

Pop. 251,865. Reg. Elect. 5,692.

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WAKEFIELD, Yorkshire.

George Sandars 860

Henry Leatham 826

Constituency, 852 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 22,057. Reg. Elect 850.

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WALLINGFORD, Berkshire.

Richard Malins 174

Affred Morrison 168

Constituency, the corporation,
and 404 ho. of 10/. Pop. 8,064.
Reg. Elect. 428.

WALSALL, StaffiNTdshlre.
Charles Fonter.

Constituency, 855 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 25,680. Reg. Elect. 1 ,026.

122

HOUSJB OP COMMONS.

WAREHvLM, Dorset.
John S. W. S. Erie Drax.

CSoiistitnency,iali&bitantspaying
scot and lot, freeholders, and 897
ho. of 10/. Fop. 7,218. Reg. Elect
418.

WARRINGTON, Lancashire
Gilbert Greenall.

Ooustitaency, 954 ho. of 10/.
Fop. 23,863. Reg. Elect. 70L

WARWICK, Borongh.
George Wm. John Repton . . 884

Edward Greaves 849

JohnMeltor 836

Constituency, inhabitants pay-
ing scot and lot, and 648 ho. of 10/
Fop. 10,973. Reg. Elect. 723. The
Earl of Warwick has considerable
influence here.

WARWICKSHIRE, North.
Chas. N. Newdegate .... S950

Richard Spoouer 2822

Hon. F. Keppel Craven . . 2038

Sir Gray Skipteith, bart. . . 2021

Fop. 87 5,264. Reg. Elect. 7,002.

WARWICKSHIRE, South.
Lord Brooke.
Lord Guernsey.
Pop. 99,749. Reg. Elect. 8,980.

WATERFORD, County of.

Nicholas Mahon Power . . . 1404

John Esmonde .*.... 1261

Bon. Riehd. Hely Hutchinson 1228

Fop. 185,836. Reg. Elect. 3,248.

WATERFORD, City.

Alderman Thos. Meagher .. . 468

Robert Keating 444

■''Worn Chriatmaa . . . 856

ntty PT, Barton, bart. 808{

Constituency, freemen and free*
holders, 988 ho. of 10/., and the
8/. rated occupiers. Fop. 26,667.
Reg. Elect. 1,135.

WELLS, Somerset.
Robert Charles Tudway ... 187
Right Hon. W. G. Hayter . . 176

J.A.Kinglake 101

Constituency, bnrgeases,freemen,
and 843 ho. of 10/. Pop. 4,786.
Reg. Elect. 825.

WENLOCK, ShropsUre.
Right Hon. George Cecil W. Forester.
James Milnes GaskeU.

Constituency, burgesses, and 824
ho. of 10/. Pop. 20,588. Reg. Elect.
906.

WESTBURY, Wilts.
James Wilson ...;.. 146

Massey Lopes 188

Constituency, burgage tenants,
and 842 ho. of 10/. Fop. 7,029.
Reg. Elect. 814.

WESTMEATH, County of.

William Henry Magan . . . 1647

William Pollard Urquhart . . 1384

^ir Rich. G. A. Levinge, bart. 928

Fop. 107,510. Reg. Elect. 8,182.

WESTMINSTER, Middlesex.
Sir John Shelley, bart. . . .4199
Sir De Lacy Evans, K.C.B. . . 8756

Lord Maidstone 8478

tVilliam Coninghatn . . . 1716
Constituency, inhabitants pay-
ing scot and lot, and 23,224 ho. of
10/. Fop. 241,611. Reg. Elect.
14,883. .^^^^^^^.^^^^^^

WESTMORELAND, County of.
Hon. Henry Cecil Lowther.
Alderman Thompson.

Pop. 68,287. Reg. Elect. 4,062.

WEXFORD, County of.

l^tiick McMahon 2289

John George 1686

H. K. Grogan Morgan . . . 1&80
Hon. Robt. Shapland Carew 1888
Edward PTestby Nunn . . 1238
Pop. 180,170. Reg. Elect. 5,917

C0N8TITDENCY, POLLS, &c. 123

WIOAN, LancasUre.
Ralph Anthony Thicknesse . 8M
Hon. Col. James Lindsay . . 856

F. S. Povfoll 824

Constituency, burgesses, and
750 ho. of 10/. Pop. 81,941. Reg.
Elect. 719.

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WEXFORD, Borough.
John Thomas Devereux.

Const! tnency, freemen, and 566
ho. of 10/., with the 8/. rated occa
piers. Pop. 11,262. Reg. Elect.348.

WEYMOirrH and MELCOMBE
REGIS, Dorsetshire.

George Hedd Butt 886

Colonel W. L. Freestun . . . 836

Alexander Onoald .... 283

Constituency, corporation, free

holders, and 1,207 ho. of 10/. Vap.

9,468. Reg. Elect. 679.

WHITBY, Yorkshire.

Robert Stephenson 218

Hon. Edmund Phippa . . . 109
Constituency, 848 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 10,989. Reg. Elect. 454.

WHITEHAVEN, Cumberland.

Constituency, 770 ho. of 10/.
F^. 18,916. Reg. Elect. 586. The
Earl of Lonsdale has great interest
here.

WICKDist.
Comprising Wick, Cromarty, Ding-
wall, Domock, Kirkwall, and Tain .

Samuel Laing 119

James Loch 80

Constituency, ho. of 10/. Pop
16,799. Reg. Elect. 699.

WICKLOW, County of.
Visct. Milton.
William W. P. Hume.

Pop. 99,287. Reg. Elect. 8,880.

WIGHT, ISLE OF.
Col. Francis Vernon Harcourt . 676

Edward Datoes 587

Pop. 50,824. Reg. Elect. 1,665.

WIGTON Dist.
CMuprising Wigton, New Galloway,

Stranraer, and Whithorn.
Sir John M'Taggart,bart. . . 140

James Caird 189

Constituency, ho. of 10/., Pop.
9,958. Reg. Elect. 400.

WIGTONSHIRE.
John Dalrymple.

Pop. 43,889. Reg. Elect. 1,272.

WILTON, Wilts.
Chas. Henry W. 4 Court ... 126
J. G. Jones Greene .... 26
Constituency, the corporation,
and 206 ho. of 10/. Pop. 8,607.
Reg. Elect. 219. The Earl of Pem-
broke has considerable influence
in this borough.

WILTSHIRE, North.
Walter Long.

Thomas Henry Sutton Sotheron.
Pop. 151,602. Reg. Elect. 4,966.

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WILTSHIRE, South.
Right Hon. Sidney Herbert . 1550
William Wyndh am .... 1304

Richard P. Long 1074

Pop. 108,109. Reg. Elect.8,256.

WINCHESTER, Hants.

John Bonham Carter .... 870

Sir James Buller East, bart. . . 869

fVm. fVhitear Bitlpett . . 28"

124

BOVBE OF 003ZM0NS.

Otnutitnency, borgesBes, and 978l Constituency, 1 freeman, and 894

ho. of 107.
Elect. 788.

Pop. 18,r04. Heg.

WINDSOR, Berks.

liord diaries Welleslcy . . . 241

Charles Wtn.'Grenfell .... 224

James Rieardo ,..,., 210

Capt. TTios. Bitikeleff ... 107

Con8titaeDcy,inhabitant8 paying

scot and lot, and 1,193 ho. of 10/.

Pop. 9,596. Beg. Elect. 712.

WOLVERHAMPTON, Staffordsh.
Hon. Charles Pelham Yilliera.
Thomas Thomely.

Constituency, 8,769 ho. of 10/.
Pop. 1 19,748 . Reg. Elect. 8,687.

WOODSTOCK, Oxfordshire.
Marquess of Blandford.

Constituency, freemen, and 849
ho. of 10/. Pop. 7,983. Reg.
Elect. 347. The Duke of Marlbo-
rough has influence here.

WORCESTER, City.

William Laslett 1212

Osman Rieardo 1164

J. fV. HitdcUestone .... 661
Constituency, freemen and 2,101
ho. of 10/. Pop. 27,528. Reg.
Elect. 2,290.

WORCESTERSHjSe, East.
Capt. George Rnshout.
John Hodgctts H. Foley.

Pop. 162,508. Reg. Elect. 6,515.

WORCESTERSHIRE, West.
Hon. H. B. Lygun.
Frederic Winn Knight.

I^>P. 114,418. Reg. Elect. 4,185.

WYCOMBE, CHIPPING, Bucks.
Sir George H. Dash wood, ban. 862
in Tucker Smith .... 208
'^impaon hq

ho. of 10/. Pop. 7,179. Reg.EIect.
846.

YARMOUTH, Norfolk.
Sir Edmund Lacon, bait. . . 611
Charies Edmund Rambold . . 647
ff^m. Torrent Me Cullagh . 621
Admiral Sir Charlet Napier 486
Constituency, fireemen, and 902
ho. of 10/. Pop. 80,879. Reg.
Elect. 1,249.

YORK, City.

Jdin George Smyth .... 1871
William M. E. Milner . . . 1841

Henry Vincent 887

Constituency, freemen, free-
holders, and 8,017 ho. of 10/. Pop.
40,859. Reg. Elect. 4,188.

YORKSHIRE, East Riding.

Lord Hotham.

Hon. Arthur Duncombe.

Pop. 220,983. Reg. Elect. 7,688.

YORKSHIRE, North Riding.
Edw. Stillingfleet Cayley.
Hon. Octavius Duncombe.

Pop. 260,897. Reg. Elect. 11,819.

YORKSHIRE, West Riding.
Richard Cobden.
Edmund Beckett Denison.
Pop. 1,815,787. Reg.Elect.37,819.

YOUGH AL, Co. of Cork.

Isaac Butt Ill

Hon. John JVm. Forteecue . lOtf
Constituency, freemen, and 479

ho. of 10/., and the 8/. rated occn.

piers. Pop. 9,989. Reg. Elect.

261. TheDukeofDeroiuhirehas

influence here.

PART IV.

MEMBERS

OV THE

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

THEIB

PARENTAGE, AGES, MARRIAGES, PROFESSIONS,

OFFICES, CHURCH PATRONAGE,

POLITICAL PRINCIPLES, AND PLEDGES,

THE CLUBS TO WHICH THET BELONG, THEIR RESIDENCES,

WITH NOTICES OF THEIR PUBLIC LIVES. &C.

*4,* As those Honourable Members who do not maintain establishments
ia town seldom reside dorinff two sessions in the same place, it becomes
impossible for any work to attain perfect accuracy as to all addresses; the
compiler of this yolnme, therefore, limits himself to those in which the
chances of mistake less frequently occur. At the House of Commons, even
the temporary address of every Member is registered.

The abbreTiations used in this part of the Tolume have the following

significations:—
B. means bom; bro. brother; d. daughter ; «. son ; m. married.

Acland, Sir Thomas Dyke, bart., D.C.L. {Devon, North)
S. of the late Sir T. D. Acland, by the d. of Sir Richard Hoare, bait.
B. in London, 1787 ; m. 1808, Lydia, d. of Henry Hoare, esq. of Mitcham
Grove, Surrey ; graduated at Christ Church, Oxford. Patron of 7 livings.
Is "generally and decidedly a Conservative ;" voted for agricultural
protection, 1846, and against a return to that system, 1850 ; favourable
to the endowment of the Roman Catholic clergy. Elected for the county
of Devon in 1812, 1820, 1826, and 1880; has sat for Devon North since
1887.— 86, Jermyn-st.; Athenceum, Boodle's, Travellers*, Univer-
sity i Killerton, Devon ; Minehead, Somerset*

] 26 MEMBERS OF THE BOUSE OP COBOCONS.

'A Court, Charles Henry Wyndham. {Wilton)

8. of Lieat.-Gen. Charles Ashe k Ooort, C.B. (who is bro. to the 1st
Lord Heytesbury) by Mary Elisabeth Catherine, only d. of Abraham
Gibbs, esq. Bro.-in-]aw to the Right BEon. Sidney Herbert, the inflnenoe
of whose femily at Wilton is paramonnt. B. at Heytesbary, Wilts, 1819 ;
unmarried. Educated at Eton and at St. John's College, Cambridge,
where he graduated B.A., 1841. Was private Secretary to Lord Eliot
(chief secretary in Ireland) from 1841 to 1844; prirate secretary to Lord
Heytesbary (Lord Lieut, of IreL) from 1844 to 1846. A " Liberal-Con-
servative ;" faTonrable to a continnance of the Maynooth grant. First
returned for WUton, July, 1852.— 34, St. JafM^t Pfoee ; 7V0ve/2er«' i
jiminffton HaU, Tamworth, Staffordsh.

Adair, Hugh Edward. (Ipswich)

Second s. of Sir Robert Shafto Adair, bart., of Flixton Hall, by the d.
of the Rev. James Strode, of Berkhampatead, Herts. Is bro. to Robert
Alex. Shafto Adair, esq., who sat for Cambridge borough for several
years. B. 1816. Was a gentleman-commoner of St. John's Coll., Oxford,
where he graduated A.M. A Liberal; in fiivour of the ballot. First
returned for Ipswich in 1847.— 2, ChapeUat. tV99t,Mayfair i Reform t
Flixton HaU, HarUaton, Norfolk; jildborough, Sttffolk.

Adderley, Charles Bowyer. {Stqffordsh, North)

Eld. s. of Charles Clement Adderiey, esq., by the d. of Sir E. E.
Hartopp,bt. Is descended from an old StafTordsh. family, having estates
also in Warwicksh. B. 1814 ; m. 1842, d. of 1st Lord Leigh. Is patron of
8 livings. Graduated B.A. at Christ Church, Oxford, 1838. Author of
" Transportation not Necessary." A Conservative ; voted for agricultural
protection, 1846; but in 1852 limited himself to supporting relief from
special burdens; is opposed to all concessions to the Roman Catholics.
First returned for the co. in 1841.— Cartton t Norton'tn-the-Moora,
Staffordah. ; Hatna Halt, fVarwickah,

AgUonby, Henry Aglionby. {Cockermouth)

8. of the Rev. Samuel Bateman, of Newbiggen Hall, Rector of Far-
thlngstone. B. 1790. Assumed the name of Aglionby, in compliance
with the testamentary injunction of one of his aunts. Gradoated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge, B.A. 1818, M.A. 1816; called to the bar at
Lincoln's Inn, 1816, and went the northern circuit. A Liberal ; in
flivonr <rf the ballot, triennial Parliaments, and of free trade Isopposed
to unrestricted paper currency, to the Bishops being in the House of
Lords, and having large revenues, to thetaxes on malt, soap, insurances,
and the assessed taxes ; considers tithes in the hands of the Clergy aa
subject to the control of the Legislature, but in the hands of Laymen
as private property. Has sat for Oockermouth since 1832.— 6, BrieJb-
eourt, Tampla ; Reform Club ; Manor Hotua^ Caterhom, n^ew
'loytfon j Nunnery^ Pmrith, Cumbarlemd.

MEMBERS OF THB HOUSE OF COMMONS. 12?

Alcock, Thomas. {Surrey, East)

8. of Joseph AIcoc1c,esq., of Roebampton, Surrey. B. 1801 : m. 1831,
d. of the late Rear>Admiral Henry Stuart. Educated at Harrow. A
Magiatratefor Surrey J» patron of 2 11 Tings. A Reformer; wili sup«
port a *' total revision of the income tax, and a large reduction in the
duties on beer, soap, tobacco, &c. ;*' is in favour of an extension of the
franchise, and " opposed to the ftirther endowment of any church or
sect whatever;'' voted against tne Maynooth grant 18&1. Sat for New*
ton, Lancash., from 1826 till 1830; contested Ludlow unsnccessfhlly
in 1837 : was returned for that bor. in 1889, but unseated on petition.
Contested East Surrey unsuccessluUy in Feb. 1841 ; first returned for
that CO. in 1847, without opposition. — Brooiea'as Union i Kingawood^
fVarren, Epaom, Surrey,

Anderson, Sir James. {Stirling Dist.)

S. of Mr. John Anderson, of Stirling, merchant. B. at Stirling, 1800 ;
m. 1831, Janet, only d. of Robert Hood, esq*, of Glasgow. A manufac*
turer at Glasgow. Elected Lord Provost of that city Nov. 1848.
Knighted on the Queen's visit to Glasgow, Ang. 1849. A Liberal; in
favour of " a large extension of the anffrage, triennial parliaments, vote
by ballot, and equal electoral districts ;" oppo:ied to all religions en-
dowments ; will support a national system of education '* on an unsec-
tarian basis." First returned for Stirling dist. in July, 1852.— A^<A«-
wood-sq.f Glaagow.

Annesley, Earl. {Great Grimsby)

An Irish Peer. S. of the 3rd Earl by his 2nd wife, the 2nd. d. of
Hugh Moore, esq., of Eglantine, uo. Down. B. in Rutland-sq., Dublin,
1830 ; unm. Educated at Cambridge. A Conservative, offering an *' in-
dependent support to Lord Derby's government," and favouring " a
re-adjustment of taxation." First returned for Great Grimsby in July,
1852.— 63, St. Jamaa^a-at. ; Carlton} fVhita'a ; Coventry Club;
Castle fVelian, eo. Down.

Anson, Hon. George. {Staffordsh, South)

S. of 1st Tisct. Anson and bro. of 1st Earl of Lichfield. B. 1797 ; m.
Hon. Isabella, 3rd d. of the 1st Lord Forester. Became Col. in the
Army in 1838, and a Major-Gen. 1851. Is Aide-de-camp to the Com-
mander-in-Chief; was at Waterloo; was clerk of the Ordnance from
July, 1846, till March, 1852. A Liberal; *'will redst every attempt
to impose a duty upon corn, 'whether for the purpose of protection or
revenue." Sat for Great Yarmouth from 1818 to Jan. 1835; unsuc-
cessfolly contested South Staffordshire in May following; sat for Stoke-
npon-Trent from Feb., 1836, till 1837; andhas sat for Staffordsh., South,
since the last date.— 25, HUl-at. ; Reform Club ; Shugborough Part,
Staffordsh.

128 MBMBEBS OF THE HOUSB OF COMMONS.

Anson, Visct. (Lichfield)

Eld. s. of the Earl of Lichfield. B. at Shagborongh, Staffordsh^ 1825 ;
Ib onm. Was prtcis writer to Lord PalmerBton when Secretary of State
finr Foreign Affairs. Appointed Capt. of Staffbrdsh. Yeomanry Cavalry
In 1845. A Liberal. First returned for Lichfield in 1847 withont
opposition*— 5 c, ./i/dany; Brocket* a; Shugborough, Staffordah.

Arbuthnott,Hon. Lieut.-Gen.Hugh,C.B. {Ktncardinesh.)

S. of 7th Visct. Arbuthnott, by the Snd. d. of William Graham, esq.,
of Morphia, Kincardinesh. Entered the army 1790; became a Lieut.-
Gen. 1841 ; appointed Col. of 88th foot, 1838 ; has received a medal for
Bnsaco. A l>ep.-Lient. of Kincardinesh. Of Conservative principles;
voted for agricaltnral protection, 1846. Has sat for Kincardinesh.
since 1826.— 5 H, ^^any ; Carlton,' Atfunautn; Arhuthnoti Ho.,
Kincardine shiro.

Archdall, Mervyn Edward. (Fermanagh)

Eld. s. of Edward Archdall, esq., of Eiversdale, and Castle Arcbdall,
CO. Fermanagh, by the 2nd d. of William Hamphrys, esq., of Ballyhaise.
CO. Cavan. Nephew of Gen. Archdall, who sat for Fermanagh in eleven
parliaments. B 1812. Has been a Capt. in the Bnniskillen Dragoons;
exchanged to half-pay unattached in 1847. A Conservative ; voted fiir
agricultural protection, 1846; and is a '*firm supporter of Protestant
ascendancy in Ireland.'* Has sat for the county since the retirement
of his uncle in 1884.— 12 ▲, Albany; Carlton ; Cattle AreMall,
Fermanagh; TriUic, Tyrone.

Arkwright, George. (Leominster)

8. of Bobeit Arkwright, esq., of Sutton near Chestcrfidd, Derbyah., by
the d. of Stephen Geoige Kemble, esq., of Durham. Is great-grands, of
Sir Blchard Arkwright- B. 1807. Graduated at Trin. Coll., Cambridge,
A.H. 1888; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1888. A Conservative;
voted for agricultural protection, 1846, and his " opinions have under-
gone no change." Unsuccessfully contested Deibysh. North 1837. Firrt
returned for Leominster in Feb. 1842, in the ro(Mn of his uncle-in-law.
Sir James Wigram, who was appointed one of the Vice-Chancellors. —
in, Albany t Carlton; Arthur'' e; Ostford and Cambridge ; Sutton,
Derby eh.

Armstrong, Robert Baynes. (Lancaster)

Eld. s. of John Armstrong, esq., late of Lancaster, by Deborah Anne,
4th d. of Robert Baynes, esq., of Cockermouth. B. at Lancaster, 1785 ;
m. 1842 Frances, youngest d. of Richmond Blamire, esq., of Thackwood,
Cumberland. Educated at Clitheroe and Sedbergh Schools ; formerly
^"ow of St. John's Coll., Cambridge. Called to the bar at the Inner
^le 1814, and goes the Northern Circuit. Appointed a Queen's

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CoubmI 1840, dected a bencher of the Inner Temple the nme year.
Appointed Recorder of Hull 1836; resigned 1837, on being made
Reeorder of Leeds ; appointed Recorder of Manchester and Recorder of
Bolton, May, 1848, both which appointments he continues to hold. A
Reformer ; in &Tonr of rote by ballot, extension of the suffrage, and
short Parliaments. First retnrn*id for Lancaster, March. 1848.— S9,
ChesUrsq.f Pimlicot 2, CMsUrs, TtmpU; UniUd University;

KtJOfMt

Astell, John Harvey. (Cambridgff bor.)

Second s. of the late William Astell, esq. (an East India Director and
M.P. for Bedfordshire) by Sarah, only d. of John Harrey, esq., of Ickwell.
Bary, Bedfordshire. B. in London, 1806; unmarried. Educated at
Pntnry and at the Bast India College at Halleybury. Was engaged in
the China service of the Bast India Company from 18S& to 1834 ; was
Bobeeqnently Superintendent of British Trade there under the Crown }
accompanied the expedition to the north of China, and was present at
the capture of Chnsan; returned to England in 1841. A CouserratiTe,
and a supporter generally of Lord Deiby's gorernment ; opposed to the
Maynooth grant, and to the admission of Jews to parliament. First
returned for Cambridge borough in July, 1853.-^ Viffo-tireet, Regent,
street i CarUoni Union ; Oriental,

Atherton, William. {Durham^ city)

8. of the late Rev. William Atherton, Wesleyan Minister, by Marga-
ret, d. of the late Ber. Walter Morison, Minister of the Established
Church in Scotland. B. in Glasgow, 1806 ; m. 1848, Agnes Mary, 2nd
d. of Thomas James Hall, esq., chief magistrate at Bow-street. Was
called to the bar at the Inner Temple in 1839, and goes the northern
circuit. Is a. Qoeen'S Counsel and a bencher of the Inner Temple. A
Liberal ; opposed to the repeal of the Maynooth grant; in fiironr of an
extension of thesuiBrage, Tote by ballot, a large reform in the law, and
the removal of all religious disabilities. First returned for Durham in
July, 1853; but the correctness of the return is questioned on the ground
of the poll having been closed a few minutes before 4 o'clock.— 2,
Briek Court f Templet 1, EntMeigh-et^ TmHstockeq.t Reform
Club,

Bagge, William. (Norfofk, West)

Eld. s. of the late Thomas Ailip Bagge, esq. of Stradsett Hall, Nor-
folk (whose family, originally Swedish, have held lands in this county
since 1660), by the d. of Richard Salisbury, esq., of Lancaster. B. 1810.
M. 1888, to his cousin-german Prances, 4th d. of the late Sir Thomas
Preston, of Beeston Hall, bt. A ConserratiTe : Toted Ibr agricultural
protection, 1846; nnsuooessfkilly contested Norfolk at the general elec-
tioBln 1885; first returned for that oo. in 1887.— 28, Betgrave-aq. t
Carlton t Stradsett Hall, Market Doumhamf Norfolk.

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Bafley, Crawshay. {Monmouth dist)

8. of tbe late Joseph Bailey, esq., -who was descended from a fkmily
long settled in Yorkshire ; is younger bio. of Sir Joseph Bailey, bart.
B. at Wenham, Suffolk; m. Anne, d. of the late Joseph Moore, esq., of
Mitcham, Surrey. Is an irofr-master in Sonth Wales ; a depnty-lieat.
and magistrate for Glamorgansb., and a magistrate for Brecknocksh.
and Monmouth., of which last two he has been sheriff, in 1837 and 1860.
Patron of 1 liring. A ConseiratiTe ; will " uphold the Church and
State, but at the same time with perfect freedom to oItII and religious
Ubeity;'' will "strenuously support the repeal of the malt and hop
duties;" is in flavour of the extension of the county franchise. First
elected for Monmouth dist. April, 1852.— CotiservaMvs Club t Ab€tra-
man, near Pontij/pryddy Glamorgansh,

Bailey, Sir Joseph, bart. (Brecknockshire)

S. of the late John BaUey, esq., who was descended from a ftmUy long
settled in Yorkshire; m. Ist, 1810, d. of Joseph Latham, esq.; 2ndly,
1880, d. of John Hopper, esq. of Witton Castle, Durham. An iron-
master in Brecknocksh. and Monmonthsh. Was High Sheriff of Mon>
mouChsh. 1823 ; is a magistrate for the cos. of Brecon, Monmouth, Gla-
morgan, and Hereford, and a Deputy 'Lieut, of Brecknocksh. and Mon-
mouthsh. Chairman of the Birkenhead Docks, and Vice-chairman of the
Birkenhead Dock Company. Is patron of 6 livings. A Conservatire ;
voted for agricultural protection, 1840 : opposed to the endowment of
the Roman Catholic clergy. Sat for Worcester from 1886 to 1847, when
he was returned for Brecknocksh.— S6, Hs/prove-sf.; Carlton t Glan
Utk Park, Brteknoekah.

Baillie, Henry James. {Inverness- sh*)

Only s. of Col. Hugh Baillie, of RedcasUe and Tsrradale, Ross-shlre,
by the d. of the Rev. Henry Re]mett, D.D. B. 1804; m. in 1840, d. of
6th Yisct. Strangford. Appointed one of the joint secretaries to the
Board of Controul, March, 1862. A Conservative, but in favour of ftee
trade; in favour of a moderate parliamentary reform, and of inquiry
respecting Maynooth. Was first elected for Inverness, 1840.— 1, £sa.
more-pLt Curgon-at. ; RtdeatUe, Invemets-sh. t Tarradale, Rof^
ahtre.

Bainesy Right Hon. Matthew Talbot. {Leeds)

Eldest s. of Edward Baines, esq., formerly M.P. for Leeds, by tba
d. of Matthew Talbot, esq. B. at Leeds 1709 ; m. 1883, Anne, only d.
of L. Threlfall, esq., of Lancaster. Educated at Richmond School,
Yorksh., and at Cambridge; was Senior Optime in 1820, Scholar of
Trinity Coll., Dr. Hooper's Declamation Priseman, and King William
III.'s Declamation Priaeman. Called to the Bar in 1826, at the Inner
l^emple, of which he is a bencher} made a Queen's Counsel in 1841.

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Wu Recorder of Hall from 1887 till 1847. Was President of tiie Poor
Ltw Board from Jan., 1848, to March, 1862. Is a magistrate for Lan.
cash, amd for the West Bidinf of York. A Liberal t in favour of extea
aion of the gattngt, short parliaments, and Church reform ; opposed to
the endowment of the Roman Catholic clergy. Sat for Hnllf^om 1847
till 1858, when he was elected fof Leeds.—lS, Qu00n-*q., St. Jamew't
Park; Rtfprmt Laneatter,

Baird, James. (Falkirk dist.)

S. of the late Alexander Baird, esq., of Loekwood, and brother of WU-
Ham Baird, eaq., who sat for Falkiik from 1841 till the general election,
1847. B. at Old Monkland, Lanarksh., 1803 ; m. 1852, Chartotte, d.
of the late Robert Lockhart, esq., of Castlehill, Edinbargb. An iron,
master at the Gartsherrie works, near Airdrie. A moderate Consenra-
tire I in frronr of free trade, and a revision of the excise laws. First
returned for Falkirk dist. Jan. 1861.— (7artto»i GartMharrie Hotut,
Lanarksh.

BaMock, Edward Holmes. {Shreuubiary)

B. 1812. Appointed a depnty.Iieut. of Middlesex, May, 1852. A Con-
aerratlFe, and in IhToor of protection to agricoltnre; thinks that **free
trade has not benefited any class of the community ;'* (q[>posed to the
grant to Maynooth , and in &Toar of a revision of the Income tax. First
retorned for Shrewsbury in 1847.— 6, Hyde Park-pl, ; Contervativt ;
Cartton,

Ball, Edward. (Cambridgeshire)

8. of Mr. Richard Ball, by Elisabeth, d. of Mr. Thwaites. B. at
Etastings, 17V8 ; m. d. of Salisbury Dunn, esq. Bdacated at Bromley.
A ConserratiTe, in ftrour of protectioD to agriculture ; opposed to the
Maynooth grant ; has " constantly maintained the necessity of upholding
the aristocracy of this kingdoms'' has " always avoided ever; thing
olfenaive and unkind towards the Church of England, and recognises
the necessity of maintaining it.*' First returned for Cambridgeshire,
without opposition, in July, 1962.— Bunoell, near Newmarket.

Ball, John. (Carlow, co.)

S. of the Right Hon. Nicholas Ball, Justice of the Court of Common
Fleas in Ireland, by the d. of the late Thomas Sherlock, of Butlers,
town, CO. Kilkenny. B. in Dublin, 1818 ; unm. Educated at Oscott
College and at Ctirist's College, Cambridge. Was called to the bar in
Ireland, 1848, but has not practised ; held the office of a Commissioner
of Poor Laws for some yean, but resigned previous to his election for
Callow. Author of various essays on mathematics and natural history,
and of a political pamphlet entitled, *' What is to be done for Ireland.''
A Liberal ; in f&vour of vote by ballot and of " complete equality for all
rellgioiis denominations." Was an unsnccessAil candidate tot Sligo bor

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132 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

in JvHf, 1848 ; first retained for Carlow co. in July, lS62.—Ojrf'ord and
Cambridge Club; Staffordat. Club; 86, St. Stephen's Green, DubUn.

Bankeg, Right Hon. George. {Dorsetsh,)

Second s. of Henry Bankes, esq. (who bad been a Member of the House of
Commons for upwards of half a century), by the d. of William Woodley,
esq., governor of the Leeward Islands. M. d. of Sir Charles B. Nugent,
Admiral of the Fleet. Called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1818. Was
appointed a commissioner of bankrupts in 1822, andaAerwardsCnrsitor-
Baron of tbe Exchequer; is Chairman of Dorsetsh. Sessions ^ Recorder
of We]^oath. Appointed Judge Advocate Geneml, SCarch, 1853, salary
£2000. A Conservative ; voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Was
Secretary to the Board of Controul under the Wellington Administra«
tion. Sat fiw Corfe Castle from 1816 to 1882; nnsnccessftdly contested
the University of Cambridge in 1829. First returned for the co. in 1841.
—5, Old Palace Yard; Carlton; United University t StwUand
Manor, fVareham, Dorsetsh. ; East Sheen, Surrey.

Baring, Right Hon. Sir Francis Thornhill, bart.
{Portsmouth)

8. of the late Sir Thos. Baring (Snd bait.) by the d. of Charles Sealy, esq.,
of Calcutta. B. 1796; m. Ist, 1825, d. of Sir 6. Grey, bt.. 2ndly, 1841,
d. of Ist Earl of Effingham. Graduated at Christ Church, Oxford, where
he obtained a double first class. Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn,
1828. Was a Lord of the Treasury from 1880 till June 1884; one of
the joint secretaries of the Treasury from June to Nov., 1884, and ftom
April, 1885, till 1839; was Chancellor of the Exchequer ftrom 1839 till
1841, and 1st Lord of the Admiralty from Jan., 1849, till March, 1852.
Voted in favour of free trade. Haji sat for Portsmouth since 1826. —
Admiralty; Atheneeumi United University and Rsfortn Clubs f
Manor House, Lee, Kent.

Baring, Henry Bingham. {Marlborough)

Eld. s. of the late Henry Baring, esq., by his first wilb, Snd d. of Wil-
liam Bingham, esq., of Philadelphia. B. 1 804 ; m. 1827, Lady Augusta,
5th d. of the 6th Earl of Cardigan. Educated at Christ Church, Oxfbid ;
graduated B.A., 1825. An East India proprietor. Was a Lord of the
Treasury firom Sept., 1841, tUi July, 1846. A Conservative, but in
&vour of free trade. Sat for Callingtnn in the Parliament of 1881. Has
sat for Marlborough since 1882.— 28, fiafon-sf.j Carlton; Atheneeum,

Baring, Hon. Francis. {Thetford)

Second s. of 1st Lord Ashburton, by the eld. d. of William Bingham^

esq., of Philadelphia. B. 1800; m. ISSSMadlle Claire Hortease, d. of

the Duke of Bassano (in Rrance). A Conservative. Voted against the

epeal of the malt-tax in 1885 ; represented Thetford Ihum 1889 till

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1841; again elected without apposition, on the anocession of Ua bro-
ther, the Hon. W. Bingham Baring, to the peerage, Ang. 1848^—16,
PaU Mali.

Baring, Thomas. (Huntingdon)

Second «. of Sir Thomas Baring (2nd bart.), and nephew of 1st Lord
Ashbarton. B. 1800. A Dep.-Lient. of London. AConservatiTe; roted
for agricoltnral protection, 1846, and will support Lord Derby's go-
remment in aflfording relief to the agricuUnrists; is opposed to the
endowment of the Roman Catholic Church. Was an unsuccessftil can-
didate for Yarmouth in 1888, and for London in 1848. Has sat for
Huntingdon since April, 1844.— 41, Upper Grotvenor-st.

Barnes, Thomas. {Boltom)

S. of James Rothwell Banes, esq., a magistrate for Lancashire. B. at
Ftonworth, near Bolton, 1818 ; unm. A merchant and manufacturer of
cotton fidnrics ; Chairman of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. A
Liberal; in favour of an extension of the suffrage, triennial parliaments,
and TOte by ballot ; opposed to all grants of public money to reUgious
bodies. First returned for Bolton in July, 1862.— f oirmoorlA, near
Bolton,

Barrington, Visct. {Berkshire)

A Peer of Ireland. B. 1798 ; m. 1828, the Hon. Jane Elisabeth,
4th d. of 1st Lord Ravensworth (she was for some years a lady of the
bedchamber to the late Queen Dowager). Educated at Christ Church,
Oxford; graduated B.A. 1814. A Conserratiye; voted for agricultural
protection, 1846 ; and for the endowment of Maynooth, but is now
unlhTourable to that measure. Has sat for Berks since 1887.— 80, Caven-
diah-aq, ; Travellere' ; Beckett, Eerie.

Barrow, William Hodgson. {NottingJuimsh, South)

2nd s. of the late Rer. Richard Barrow by the d. of George Hodgkin -
son, esq.; and nephew of the late Dr. Barrow, Archdeacon of Notting-
ham. B. at Southwell, Nottinghamsh., 1784. Practised as an attorney,
fhmi 1806 to 1883. Has been a magistrate for Nottinghamsh. since 1887.
A OonserratiTe ; opposed to *< what is called firee trade," in farcnir of a
duty on foreign produce, and relief from the present burthens on agri-
culture; is opposed to concessions to the Roman Catholic Church. First
xetamed for Nottinghamsh. South, Fleb. 1861^Carlfo» ; Southwell,
Notte.

Bass, Michael Thomas. (Derby)

8. of Michael Thomas Bass, esq., of BurtoiM)n-Treat, and grandson of
William Bass, esq., both of whom carried on extenaiTe brewing esta-
blisliments. B. at Burton-on-Trent, 1799; m. 1836, eld. d. of Major
Samuel Afdan, of Longcroft Hall, Staflbrdsh. Educated at Burton-^

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Itent Gnunmar-School, and at Nottingham. la a lirewer and mereliaiit.
A Liberal; will ** contribute to the utmost of his opportanities to
remoTC the inequalities and injustice of the present income tax;'* asd
'* is anxiona to reliere the Dissenters fkom church rates." First returned
for Detby, Aug. 1848.— 1, Chester-ierr. PimUeoi R^fbrm Club; HoUy
Bttnkt Lie/^ld.

Bateson, Thomas. (Londonderry i co.)

Eld. surviving s. of Sir Robert Bateson, bt.» who wu M.P. for London-
derry from 1830 till 1842. B.ISIQ; m. 1849, second d. of the 4th Lord
Dynevor. A Capt. in the 13th Light Dragoons; retired on half-paj.
A dep.-lieut. for Londonderry. Appointed a Lord of the Treasury,
March, 1862; salary jf 1200. A Conservatire ; ''holds the same political
opinions a« his father and late brother;" voted for agKicnltnral pro-
tection, 1846. First returned without opposition for the co. of Lon-
donderry in 1844, on the death of his brother Robert.— 82, Grotvtnor-
pl.t Carlton; Belvoir-parkt co. Down; MaffheretfeUf eo. Derry.

Beaumont, Went worth Blackett. (NorthumberlandtSouth)
8. of the late Thomas Wentworth Beaumont, esq. (who was M.P. for
Northumberland ftom 1818 to 1837), by Henrietta Jane Emma, d. of
J. Atkinson, esq., of Maple Hayes, Durham. B. at Hampstead, Mid>
dlesez, 1829; unm. Educated at Harrow and at Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. Patron of 7 livings. A Liberal and ftee trader ; considers *' that
the interests of the producer and oonsnmer of com are not at variance ;'*
win suppOTt "extended education and all salutary refimns within the
limits of the constitution.*' First returned for Northumberland, South,
in July, 1862.— 144, Pieeadilly-ter.; Brookes'* ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club; By well Hall, Newcastle-on-T^/ne ; Bretton Hall,
ff^aJteJield.

Beckett, WiHiam. (Ripon)

• S. of Sir John Beckett, 1st bart., by the d. of Bishop (Wilson) of
Bristol. B. 1784; m. sister of H.C. M. Ingram, esq. Is a banker; a
Magistrate of the West Riding; and a Lieut.-Col. of the Yorkshire
Hussars. A Conservative; but In favour of free trade. Sat for Leeds
from 1841 till July, 1862, when he was dected tat Ripon ^—18, Upper
Brook-street; Carlton; Union; KtrkstcUl Grange, Yorkshire.

Bell, Jamea. (Gttil4f<^d)

Younger s. of the late Mr. John Bell, of 838, Oxford.4t., chemist, and
of Wandsworth, Surrey. Bro. of Jacob Bell, esq., whose election for
St. Albania in Dec. 1850, led to the disfranchisement of that borough by
Act of Parliament in 18B2. B. 1818. Educated as an architect. A
beral ; infitvourof an extension of the snlfrage, and vote by ballot; op-
"^ to all religious endowments by the State, but against singling oat

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flie gnat to Maynooth for ecpecial attack, -wUle other endowmeati are
left BBtoQched. First returned for Guildford, July, 1852.— 1, Devon'
«Mre-j»/., Pofiland-pl.

Belle w, Thomas. (Galwayt co.)

Second s. of £Br Micbad DiUon BeUew, bart., by Helma, d. ofllioiiuu
Dillon, esq., of Dublin. A Liberal ; *' will oppose any goFemmott tliat
will not bring forward, as a cabinet measure, the appropriation of the
Church temporalities to their primitive purposes.** First returned for
Oalway co. in July, 1852.— Mount BelUw, Duleei, co. Galway.

Benbow, John. (^Dudley)

M. Eliza, d. of , who died Nov. 1825. Formerly a solicitor, bat

retired many yean ago. fs trustee and auditor for Lord Ward, &c.
Director of the North Western, and the Shrewsbury and Birmingham
Bailways. A Conservative; formerly in favour of flree trade, but voted
for a return to agricultural protection, 1850; will not now, however,
advocate the reimpositlon of a duty on com ; against the endowment of
the Boman Catholic Clergy. First returned for Dudley in 1844, on the
retirement of Mr. Hawkes.— 20, Mecilenburgh-squarof Carttont
Conservative.

Bennet, Philip, jun. (Suffolk, West)

S. of Philip Benoet, esq. of Bougham-Old-Hall, Suffolk, and ToUes-
bury, Essex, by the d. and sole heir, of the Bev. B. Kedington (a mem<
bcr of one of the oldest families in Suffolk). B. 17tt5 at Widcomb, near
Bath, which place Mr. Bennet's grandfather represented in Parliament.
M. in 1822 d. and co-heir, of Sir Thos. Pilkington, bart. of Chevet,
Yorkshire. Was educated at Bury St. Edmund's, and Emmanuel Coll.
Cambridge, where in 1822 he took the degree (tf M. A. , having gained the
classical prises of bis College two years in succession. Has been for 80
years Capt of the West Suflblk Yeomanry ; is a Magistrate, and Dep.-
Lient. of the co. of Suffolk. Patron of 1 living. Of Conservative prln*
ciples, " particularly attached to the Church, and in favour of protec-
tion to agriculture." Contested Bury St. Edmund's at the general election
in 18S2, but was defeated by one vote. First returned for West Snffi>lk in
1846 without opposition.— 2, James-at. PimHeo ; CarUon; National t
Roughatn Ball, Bury St.Edmund'e, Suffolk.

Bentinck, George William Pierrepont. {Norfolk, West)
Eld. 8. of the late Vice Admiral William Bentindc (representative of a
Junior branch of the Duke of Portland's family) by the only d. of the
Ist Earl Manvers (subsequently wife of Henry William Stephens, esq.'.
B. in Portman-sq., 1808 ; num. A Conservative, and a supporter gene,
tally of Lord Deiby's government. Was an unsuccessftil candidate for
Kendal in Feb. 1848. First returned for Norfolk, West, in Jnly, 1862.—
Terringtcn St. Clement, Lynn, Norfolk.

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Bentinck, Lord Henry William Scott. (NoUingkamsh.
North)

8. of the 4tfa Duke of Portland, by the eldeat d. and eofadr of the late
Haj-Gen. John Scott, of Balgonie, FifesUre. B. 1804. Graduated at
Christ Church, Oxoo ; was 2nd class in classics in 1826. A Coasenratiye
and Protectionist ; " believes that the reimposition of a moderate duty on
foreign gfain is a poUey to which the eonntxy will eyentually recur."
FirBt elected for North Notts, March, 1846.— 19, Cavendishrsq. i fVeh
beeJb Abbey^ Notts.

Beresford, Right Hon. William. {Essex, North)

8 . of the late Marcus Beresford, esq., by the d. of Ist Earl of Miltown t
is therefore cousin to the Marq. of Waterford. B. 1798 ; nu in 1884, d.
of G. R. Heneage, esq., of Hainton Hall, Lincolnsh. Formerly a Major
in the army, and served 11 years in the 9th and in the 12th Lancers.
Appointed Secretary at War, March, 1862, salary jf 2480. Was second
class at Oxford ; graduated M.A. 1824. A Conservative i roted for agri-
cnltnral protection 1846. Contested Waterford unsnoceasftally in 18S7;
sat for Harwich from 1841 to 1847, when be was retamad fiyr EiseX|
North.— (7ariVof»; Traveller a'; Elajuld, Oj^ordsh,

Berkeley, Charles Lennox Grenville. {Evetham)

Second s. of the late Admiral the Hon. Sir George Berkeley, G.C.B., by
the d. of Lord George Lennox ; is therefore bro. to Sir George Berkeley,
K.C.B. B. in London 1806; m. 1827 Augusta Elisabeth, dan. of J. H.
Leigh, esq., of Stoneieigh Abbey, and sister to 1st Lord Leigh. For-
merly a CapC. in the 62nd Light Infantry. A Liberal ; in faTonr of the
ballot, opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. Un.
suoeesslhlly contested Gloncestersh. West at the general election 1847;
sat for Cheltenham flrom August, 1848, tillJuly, 18ft^ when he was elected
for Evesham.— 7, PFtUon-eresc. ; TrauelUrt'.

Berkeley, Francis Henry Fitz-Hardinge. {Bristol)

4th son of the 6th Earl Berkeley. Br. of Earl FttsHardinge. B. 7th
December, 1794. A Liberal. Has sat for Pistol since 1887.— 1, PtTe-
toria sqt Pimiico.

Berkeley, Hon. Craven Fitz-Hardinge. {Cheltenham)
Youngest s. of the 6th Bail Berkeley, and br. of Earl Fits-Hardinge. B.
18U5 ; m. 1st, 1889, the Hon. Mrs. Talbot (dead) ; 2ndly, 1846, Charlotte,
4th d. of the late Gen. Densdl Onslow, of Staugfaton House, Huntingdon,
shire, and widpw of the late Geo. Newton, esq., of Croxton Park, Cam-
bridge. A Refonner, and tn ihvoar of an extension of the sufBrage,
■itnrt parllunents, and the ballot ; opposed to the Maynooth grant. Sat
'^'Vltenham from 1882 tin July, 1847; re.elected June, 184is, bat im-

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seated on petition Angiut foDowing; again retained July* 1853<-4)y
* Spring Garderu ; Brocket's.

Berkeley, Maurice Frederick Fits-HardiDge,C.B. (Cr/oti-

cesteTf city)

Secondli. of the Bth Earl Berkeley, and next br. to EarlFitz-Haidinge;
b. 1788 : m. in 1823, Lady Charlotte, 6th d. orthe4lh Dake of Richmond,
dead. A Rear Admiral of the Blue; conunanded the Thnnderer at the
captnre of St. Jean D'Acre. Wa« a Lord of the Admiralty i^om April,
1838, to Dec J 834 ; and again from Jnly, 1846, to March, 1852. A Liberal.
Was fint elected for Gloucester in 1832, bat was defeated at the election
which followed his acceptance of office in April, 1883 ; was re-elected in
1836 ; was an nnsocoessftil candidate at the election in 1837 ; was again
returned in 1841.— ff ^orm.

Berkeley, Sir George Henry Frederick, K.C.B. (/)«-
wmpori)
Eld. 8. of the late Admiral the Hon. Sir Gemrgt Cranfleld Berkeley,
G.C.B (next bro. to the 6th Earl Berkeley), by the d. of Lord George
Lennox. B. 1786; m. 1816, Lacy, eld. d. and co-heir of the late Sir
Thomas Sutton, Bart. Entered the army as Cornet Royal Horse Guards
Blue in 1802; served snbs«^quently in Sicily and Egypt with the 85th
foot i receiTed a cross and 8 clasps for his ser rices as Assistant Adjutant
General at Bosaoo, Fuentos d'Onor, BadaJos, Salamanca, Vittoria, St.
Sebastian, and "Sire; was at Waterloo, and has receiTed several foreign
Orders of Knighthood, together with the Order of K.C.B. for his conduct
there; became a Lient.-Gen. and Ool. of the 86th foot in 1845. Ap-
pointed Surreyor General of the Ordnance, June, 1852. A Consenratiye ;
** will not support the re-impoaition of a duty on com, but will vote
for a rerision of taxation to relieve the agricnltoral interest ;** in favour
of inquiry respecting Maynooth. First returned for ]>eronport, July,
1863.— Ordnance Offiet, PaU MaU.

Bernard, Visct. (Bandon)

Eld. s. of the Earl of Bandon. B. in Grosyenor-st. ISIO ; m. 1882
eld. d. of Thomas Whitmore, esq., of Apley, Shropsh. Graduated at
Oriel Coll., Oxford. A CoDservatiTC and ProtectionisL First returned
for Bandon in Feb. 1842.— 40, Lowndes-sq.,' Carlton i Bernard
CaeUe, eo. Cork.

Bethell, Richard. (Aylesbury)

8. of Richard Bethell, esq., MJ)., and descended from the old Welsh
family ot Ap Ithell. B. 1800; m. 1826, Ellinor Mary, d. of Robert
Abraham, esq. Was a fellow of Wadham College, Oxford, where he
was first class in classics, and second class in mathematics, 1818
(liaTing graduted BJl. before the age of eighteen). Was called *

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the bar at the Middle Temple ffor. 1823; made a Queen'* Cooosel 1840 ;
Is Vice-Chancellor of the County Palatine of Lancaster, and Coonsel to
the Unirersity of Oxford. A liberal, in fayonr of the ballot. First
returned for Ayleabvy Aprils 1891.-^6, Glou^etter^sg^ Hyde Park i
BrooJbea^s Club.

Biddulph, Robert Myddelton-. (Denbighshire)

Eld. 8. of Robert Biddolph, esq., of Ledbury, Herefordsh., and CoftaB
Han, Worcestersh. (who assumed the name of Myddelton), by Charlotte,
eld. d. of Richard Myddelton, esq., of Chirk Castle, DenUghsh. B. iu
Blanchester-sq, 1805,* m. 1832 Fanny, 2nd d. of WiUiam Mnstyu Owen,
esq., of Woodhouse, Salop. Educated at Eton and at Christ Church, Ox-
ford. Lord-lieut. and Cnstos rot. of Denbighsh. Col. of the Denbighsh.
Militia ; patron of 1 living. A liberal. Sat for Denbigh borough in 1830
and 1831, and for Denbighshire from 1882 to 1885 ; was an unsuccessful
candidate for that co. in Jan. 1886, and July, 1841* but regained his aeat
in July, IS52.— Brocket's: Arthur* a i CfUrk Castle ^ Denbighsh ; Burff-
hiU House, Her^ordsh,

Biggs, William. (Netvport, Isle of Wight)

B. at Leicester, 1805 ; m. ISS7, youngest d. of the late John Worthing-
ton, esq. A magistrate, town councillor, and alderman of Leicester ; was
mayor of that town in 1842-8, and for the second time in 1848-9. A
Kadical Reformer, oppoised to all grants from the State for ecclesiastical
purposes. First returned for Newport in Jnly« ISbS.—Hiffi^ld Houee,
Itetcester.

Blackett, John Fenwick Burgoyne. (NewcMile-on-Tffne)
Eld. s. of Christopher Blackett, esq., of Wylam Hall, Northumberland
(who was M.P. for the southern division of that co., tma 1837 to 1841),
by Elisabeth, youngest d., and coheir of the late Montagu Burgoyne,
esq., of Marie Hall, Essex. B. in London, 1821 : unmarried. Educated
at Harrow and at Christ Church, Oxford, where he was 2nd class in clas-
sics, 1841, and was elected fellow of Morton. Author of some articles in
the Edinburgh Review. A Liberal ; in favour of " a vigorous measmw
of parliamentary reform,* an extension of the suffrage, short parlia-
ments, and vote by ballot ; will not pledge himself to vote against the
Maynooth grant. First returned for Newcastle-on-Tyne, in July, 1852.
-—10, E€Uon-pl.t fVest; Brockets ; Mheneeum; A^edi fVylaim
Hallf neew Newcastle on-Tyne.

Blair, James Hunter. (Ayrshire)

Eld. 8. of Sir David Hunter Blair, bart., by his Ist wife, DorothM,
2nd d. of the late Edward Hay Mackenaie, esq., of Newhall and Cro-
mertie. B. at Milton, Ayrah., 1817; nnm. Educated at Eton. Entered
the Scots FnsiUer Guards in 1836 ; became a Lleut.-Col. in 1848. Ap-
pointed a deputy-Ueut of Ayrsh. in 1846. A Conservative, and a sop-

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porter -generally of Lord Deiby's goremment ; opposed to uuredpio*
cated free trade, to the Maynooth grant, and to any extension of the
franchise. First returned for Ayrsh. in July, 1863^—7, St. Jamta'a-pi. t
fVhite's, Guards', and Covtntry Chiba; Blairqukain CaaUe, May'
boUf Ayrsh.

Blake, Martin Joseph. {Galwayt bor.)

Is representative of the Blakes of Ballyglnnin, ftt>m which also
sprang the Blakes, baronets, of Langham, Soffolk. A Repealer; in
frtToor of Tote by ballot and of remoTing the Bishops from the Honse of
Lords. Was an nnsoccessflil candidate at the general election in 1882 ;
bat on petition superseded Mr. M'Lachlan ia 1883, since which period
be has continued to represent Galway w—li^/^orm Club ; BtMyghmin
Parkt jithenry.

Bland, Loftus Henry. (King*s County)

8. of the late John BUud, esq., (descended from General Humphrey
Bland, who was goTemor of Gibraltar and commander-in-chief in Soot-
land, temp. Anne and George I.), by Elisabeth, d. of— Birch, esq. B.
«t Blandsfort, Queen's Co., 1806 ; m. 1st, 1840, Charlotte Elisabeth, Snd
d. of the late General the Hon. Arthur Grove Annesley (she died 1843) ;
Sndly, Annie, d. of John P. Hackett, esq., of Stratford-place, London.
Educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated B.A. 1825,
M. A. 1828. Was called to the bar in Ireland, 1831. A Liberal; '*%
friend of progressive legislation, reform of the representatiye system, a
modified tenant right, civil liberty and religions equality.'' First re-
turned for King's Co. in July, 1852-— Ox/ord ctnd Cambridge Club ;
88, Merrion-sq., North, Dublin j Blandafort, Queen's Co,

Blandford, Marq. of. ( Woodstock)

Eld. s. of the Duke of Marlborough. B. at Garb^ldham Hall, 18SS ;
m. 1848, Lady Frances Anne Emily, eld. d. of the 8rd Marq. of Lon-
donderry. Graduated at Oriel Coll., Oxford. A Deputy-Lieut, of Ox-
fordsh. ; appointed Lieut, of the 1st Yeomanry Cavalry in that co. 1848.
A Conservative, and a supporter of Lord Derby's government. First
elected for Woodstock in April, 1844; took the Chiltem Hundreds in
April, 1845, in consequence of having supported Sir R. Peel's free trade
measures without the concurrence of the Duke of Marlborough, whose
influence at Woodstock is paramount. Was again returned for that
Iwrough, however, without opposition in 1847. Stood an unsuccessftil
contest for Middlesex in July, 1862, but took his seat for Woodstock.
—26, Lower Brook-sl,,- Carlton i Blenheim House, Ostfordsh.

Boldero, Capt. Henry George. (^Chippenham)

8. of the late Rev. J. Boldero,of Ampton, Suffix, who was of an old
family in theooonty. M. Mary, d. of the late J. i^eeld, esq., of Glou

140 MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

eester-plaee. Entered the HaytH Engineers m lieat. 1814; became ft
capt. 1827; retired 1880. Wu cleit of the Ordnance ftom 1841 till 1840.
Was presented with a silrer cup by his oonstitaents for his snooessftd
exertions in 1882 to preserve two members to Chippenham. A Cbn-
senratire; yoted for agricaltnral protection, 1846; will "offer a steady
resistance to the encroachments of Popery." Sat for Chippenham in
1881, and since 1885.— 6, Grosvenor-sq.; CarlUtns Hurst Grove,
Maidenhead, Berks.

Booker, Thomas William. (Herrfordsh.)

Eld. sorriTing s. of the late Rer. Lnke Booker, LL.D., by the d. of the
late Thomas Blalcemore, Esq., of The Leys, Monmonthsh. B.1801 ; m.
1824, Jaue, only d. of the late John Ooghlan, Esq. Edocated at Hartle-
bnry, Worcestersh. Was High SheriifofGlamorgansh. in 1848. Anthw
of a " Treatise on the Blineral Basin of South Wales,'* also a *' Letter to
the People on the Reyenues of the Chumh." A Conserrativ e and Protec>
tionist ; is oonrinced "that a rerersal of free trade is become absolntely
necessary ;** is in faroor of a repeal of the duty on malt; thinks the
State should Hupply *a sound religions edacation to all denominatioBB
of Christians.* Pirrt returned for Herefordsh. Sept. 1850, without op.
position.r— 15, Regent. et.; Carlton; Parthenon Clubj felindra
House, Glamorgansh, ; The Leys, Hertfordsh.

Booth, Sir Robert Gore, Bart. {Sligo, co.)

Eld. s. of the late Sir Robert Newcomen Gore Booth, Brd Bart, (who
assumed the name of Booth), by the d. of Henry Irvine, Esq. of Streama-
town, Sligo. B. at Bath, 1806 ; m. 1st, 1827, Hon. Caroline,2nd d. of 1st
Visct. Lorton (she died 1828); 2ndly, 1880, Caroline, 2nd d. of Thomaa
Goold, esq.. Master in Chancery (Ireland). Educated at Westminster
and at Queens' Cotl. Cambridge, where he gradoated ; was subseqaently
transferred ad eundem to Dublin. A Magistrate for Sligo ; appointed a
Deputj-Lient.of Sligo, 1841. Patron of 2 livings. A Conservative and
Protectionist i opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Cletgy.
First returned for the oo. of Sligo March, 1850, without opposition.>-<4^
Saton-pt.; Carlton Club t Lissadel andEarlsfield,eo. Sligo.

Bouverie, Hon. Edward Pleydell. {Kilmarnock)

2nd 8. of the 8rd Earl of Radnor, by the Srdd. of the late Sir Henry
P. St. John Mildmay, hart. ; b. 1818 ; m. in 1842, Elizabeth, young-
est d. of the late Oen. Balfour, of Balbemie, Fife. Was educated at
Harrow, and at Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Was Under Secretary for the
Home Department lh>m July, 1850, till March, 1852. A Liberal. Is in
fkvour of the ballot. First returned for Kilmarnock in 1844.— 44,
fViUon orescent ; R^orm Club.

•^yer, George. (Dundalk)

V a. of Sir George Bowyer, bwrt., of Radley Park, Be^ by Anno

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Hammond, d. of Capt. Sir Andrew Snape Douglu (who commanded
Lord Howe's flag-ship, and was wounded in the battle of the Ist of Jnne,
1794). B. at Radley Park, 1811. Received the honorary degree of M.A.
at Oxford in 1830, and that of D.C.L. in 1848. Was called to the bar at
the Middle Temple 1889, and appointed to the office of Reader there in
1850. A magistrate, a nd depoty-lieot . of Berks. Author of '^ A Disser-
tation on the Statutes of the Italian Cities;" * Commentaries on the
Constitntioiial Law of England ;" 'Commentaries on the Modern Ciril
Law;* •• The Archbishop of Westminster and the New Hierarchy," &c.
A Liberal ; in favour of rote by ballot, tenant-right, the " flreedom of the
Roman Catholic Church, and the rights of its bishops and clergy." Was
an nnsuccessflil candidate for Reading in July, 1849. First returned for
Dundalk iu Jaly, 1852.— 18, King's Bench fValk, Temple ; Alfred^
Reforrtit and Staffbrd^et. Clubs; ReuUey Park, near Abingdon,
Barks,

Boyle, Hon. Robert Edward. {Frome)

Second surTiTing s. of the 8th Earl of Cork and Orrery. B.in London,
1809 1 m. 1844, youngest d. of Abraham Wildey Robarts, esq. Was ap-
pointed Lieut. OoL Coldstream Guards in 1847, and a Mi^or in the Army
in 1846. Is Secretary to the Order of St. Patrick. Was for some time
State Steward to the Lord-Lieut, of Ireland. Was Groom in Waiting
to the Queen fkom 1846 till March, 1862. A Liberal, in faTour of free
trade, extension of the franchise, and the ballot ; opposed to any fresh
endowments of any church from the public ftinds, but " nut opposed to
the grant to Maynooth, though ready to vote for inquiry into its ma-
nagement." First elected for Frome in 1847, without opposition.—
Roehampiont Brookes^st Guards*; Travellers^.

Brady, John. {Leitrim)

8. of Tobias Brady, esq. B. in CaTan, 1812 ; m. 1847, Sarah, d. of the
late John Rayner, esq., of Ely. Educated at Clones grammar-school \
admitted a licentiate of the Apothecaries Society in 1888, anda member of
the College of Burgeons in 1840. A Liberal i in favour of tenant right.
First retttxned for Leitrim, July, 1862.— 88, Blaekfriars^oad t Ely.

Bramston, Thomas William. {Essex, South)

Eld. s. of the late Thos. Gardiner Bramston, esq., of Stureens, Essex,
by the d. of William BlaHUw, esq., of Queen Anne-st., London.
B. 1796; m. 1880, Eliza, 5fh d. and co-heir of Adm. Sir Eliab
Harvey, 6.C.B., of Rolls Park, Essex, who represented the county for
nearly thirty years. Gradnated at All Souls' Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1819,
M.A. 1828. ADep.-Lieut. of Essex. Is patron of 2 livings. A Con-
aervative; voted for agricultural protection, 1846; but, a reimpositiou of
duty iqwn com being now " impracticable," will support " remedial
measures;" will vote for *' a fhir and impartial inquiry into the conduct

142 MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

of Mayaooth CoUege." Opposed to Ae appointment of bishopi by tke
crown and to the sale of Hrings, Haa sat for Sontit Essex since 1886.
— S, Eeel**ton-4er. f Carlton; Str9en*, Bsa*M,

Brand, Hon. Henry. (Lewes)

Second s. of the 2nth Baron Dacre by the 2nd d. of the late Hon. and Yery
Rev. Maurice Crosbie, Dean of Lioaerick. B. 1814; m. 1888, Elisa, d. of
Lient^Gen. Robert Eliioe. Private Secretary to Sir George Grey. A
Liberali considers *' the snflhige the foundation of the Constitation, and
would like to see that foundation widened," but is " averse to large
Clonic changes." Pirst returned for Lewes ia July, 1862.— ArooJk««'« f
Glynde-pt^ Lewea^ Sussex.

Bremridge, Richard. (Barnstaple)

B. at Barnstaple 1803 1 m. 1824» Caroline, yonngest d. of John TbHer,
esq., solicitor, late of Barnstaple ; educated at Tiverton School. A
solicitor in Barnstaple, ; Coroner for Devon. A Conservative, and a
supporter of Lord Derby's government ; opposed to fixed duty on foreign
com, but fa? oomble to other measures fur the relief of the agriculturists ;
•gainst the grant to Maynooth. First elected for Barnstaple in 1847.—
CiMrllon and Parthenon Clubat Caetle Houses Barnstaple.

Bright, John. (Manchester)

8. of Jacob Bright, Esq. of Greenbanlc, near Rochdale. B. 1811 ; m. 1st,
in 1889, Elisabeth, eld. d. of Jonathan Priestman, esq. of Newcastle-on-
Tyne(she died 1841); 2ndly, 1847, Margaret Bliubeth, eld. d. of Wm Lea-
tham, esq., of Wakefield, Yorksh. Is a cotton-spinner and manufacturer
in Rochdale ; being a partner in the firm of John Bright and Brothers, of
Rochdale. In favour of free trade ; and previous to his election was
chiefly known as an active member of the anti-oom-law league. Unsuo-
oessftiUy contested Durham city in April, 1848. Again stood for Dnr-
ham in July, 1848, when he was returned, and continued to sit for that
city till July, 1 847. The expenses of both contests, and of the petition,
were defrayed by a subscription amongst the friends of the anti-oom-
law league. First returned for Manchester, 1847.— 40, Gloucester'
ter.t Hyde-pk.i One Ash, Rochdale,

Brisco, Mu9grave. (Hastings)

Eld. s. of the late Captain Wastel Brlsco, of Coghurst, Sussex, by the d .

of Goulbourn, esq. B. 1701; m. in 1828, d. of the late Henry

Woodgate, esq., of Spring-grove, Pembury, Kent, and niece of the 6tli
Yiscount Bo]me. Educated at Sidney Coll., Cambridge, where he gra-
duated M.A. 1818. Is a Magistrate and Deputy-Lieut, for the cos. of
Sussex and York. A Conservative; voted for agricultural protection,
1846, but is unfavourable to the reimposition of the duty on com, and to
" any grant of the public money for reendowing any Roman Catholic
establishment." First elected for Hastings in 1844.-88, Devonshire-
placet United Utiiverstty Club; Coghurst-hall, Hastings.

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Brocklehurst, John, jun. (Macclesfield)

Secoud 8. of Jolin Brockleharst, esq. of Jardan Gate, Macclesfield ;
n. iD 181S, the 2nd d. of — Ooare, esq. of Islington (she died 1848).
A silk manofactnrer and banker, in partnership with his brothers, at
Maoclcsfleld. A Reformer i voted against the com laws, bat is in
faroor of protection for the silk trade, short Parliaments, the ballot,
and admitting the Dissenters to the UniTersities. First elected for
Macclesfield in 1882.— 88, Milk-aU ; Reform i HurdsJUld House, Mae-
elt^fiekt, Chesh.

Brockman, Edward Drake. (Hythe)

Fifth s. of the late James Drake-Brockman, esq., of Beachborongh,
Kent, Iqr the d. of the Rer. Williun Tatton, D.D., Prrtieudary of Can-
terbniy. Was called to the Bar at the Inner Temple in 1819. Is
Recorder of Folkestone. A Liberal. First returned In 1847 for Hythe,
In the nelghboorhood of which his family haye long been resident. —
7%» Paddoek, Hjfths; Beaehboroughi JCenti R^orm Club,

Brooke, Lord. (fVarmcksh, Soath)

Eld. s. of the Earl of Warwick. B. in Charles-st., Berkeley-sq., 1818 1
m. 186S, d. of Lord Elcho, ind grand^. of 7th Earl of Wemyis.
Graduated at St. John's College, Oxford. Appointed Lieut.-Coi. com*
nandant of the Warwicksh. Yeomanry Cavalry, 1848. A Conserratiye ;
Is in favoar of agricaltnral protection ; opposed to the endowment of
the Roman Catholic church. First returned for Warwicksh. South
without opposition in 1845.— 7, Carlton Gardens; Travellers* s
Carltont fVarwick Castle^ fVarwicksh.

Brooke, Sir Arthur Brinsley, bart. {Fermanagh)

8. of the late Sir Henry Brooke (1st hart.), by the d. of the Hon. John
Butler. B. 1797 ; m. 1841, the youngest d. of SirGeorge Anson, G.C.B.
A Conserrative I voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Has sat for
Fermanagh since 1840.— 90, Eatonpl.; Carlton; Cotebrooi, eo.
Fermanagh,

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Brotherton, Joseph. (Salfwd)

A retired cotton and silk manuftctorer. A Liberal. Has sat for the
borough since 1889.~7,Jraii«AM<er.Bt(iWft^«; Reform f Rose Hill,
Pendleton i Safford.

Brown, Humphrey. (Tewkesbury)

8. of Humphrey Brown,e8q.,of Tewkesbury, amerchant andexteaslva
earrler. B. at Tewkesbury 1808 ( m. 1834, d. of Charles Edward Chand-
ler, esq., late of Tewkesbury. Was formerly a merchant and carrier at
Tewkesbury; was an active promoter of the Birmingham and Gloucester
Bailway; i» well known as a Railway statist and trafite taker. A

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Liberal, and a supporter of " free trade principles in tke ftillest senM;**
opposed to all religions endowments. First retnrned for Tewkesbury
in 1847, without oppositions^, lAtUt SmitA-at., fVttiaUntt^t
Ttwktabury.

Brown, William. {Lanccuh. South)

S. of the late Alex. Brown of Baltimore, United States. B. at Bally-
mena, co. Antrim, 1784; m. 1810, d. of Andrew Oihon, esq., of Bally-
mena; cdacated at Caterick, Yorksh. A Liberal. Is author of Letters
advocating Commercial Freedom. UnsncoessfUly contested Lancash.
in 1844 ; and was retained without opposition, 184tt.— Fsnfon's Hotel,
St. James'a-st.i Richmond Hill, near Liverpool,

Browne, Valentine Augustus. {Kerry)

Only s. of the Hon. Thomas Browne (who is heir pres. to the Earl of
Kenmare), by Catherine, d. and coheir of Edmund O'CaUaghan, esq., of
Kilgorey, co. Clare. B. 188S ; nnm. A deputy -lieut. of Kerry. Of Whig
principles. Ffrst returned for Kerry, widiout opposition, on the retire-
ment of Mr. Morgan John O'ConneU, July Wi2*—JBLenmare-houee, KU-
lamefff eo. Kerry.

Bruce, Charles Lennox Cumming. (Elghuh, &c.)

2nd son of Sir A. P. Gordon Cumming (1st bart.}, by the d. of Sir
James Grant, of Grant. B. 1790 ; m. in 1820 grd. d. of James Bruce. th«
Abyssinian traTeller. A Dep.-Lient. of Elginsh. Appointed one of the
Joint secretaries to the Board of Controul, March, 1862. A Consenrative ;
TOted for agricultural protection, 1840 1 will support * the Reformed Pro-
testant religion ;* and Is in favour of national education on a religious
basis. Sat fat loTerness IMst. for several years before the Reform Act,
and from 1833 till 1837. First returned for the co. in IMO.— Carlton i
United Service f Dunphail, Elgineh.t Kinnairdf Stirlingsh.

Bruce, Right Hon. Lord Ernest Aug. Chas. BrudeneU.
{Marlborough)

2nd s. of the 1st Marq. of Ailesbory. B. at Wanen's Hotel, St.
James's-sq., 1811 ; m. 1884 Hon. I«ouisa Beresford, 2nd d. of Lord
Decies. Graduated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Was Yice Chamberlain
to the Queen from Sept. 1841 till July, 1846. A Comet in the Royal
Wilts Yeomanry. A Conserrative, but in favoar of free trade. Has sat
for the borough since 1 832.— CarMon ; Tottenham Pari, fViU*.

Bruen, Henry. (CarloWf co.)

M. Anne, eld. d. of the late Thomas Kayanagh, esq., of Borris(sh«
died 1880). Is a magistrate for Carlow, and ool. of the Carlow Militia.
A Consenratirei voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Sat for the
CO. of Carlow from 1880 till Dec. 1888, and again for a few months in

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1886 ; was then uoaeated on petition, reseated by another petition, and
sat till 1837. Was an nnsaccessftil candidate in 1882 and 1887. Re-
jected in IMO.—Carltoni Oak Park, co. Carlow.

Buck, Lewis William. (Devout North)

Eld. 8. of George Stacley Buck, esq. by the d. of the Rev. Richard
Keats. M. d. of Thomas Rotrins/esq. Is a Dep.-Lieut. of Devon. A Con-
serrative; voted hr agricaltnral protection, 1846; is opposed to the
endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. Represented Exeter from
1826 to 1882. First elected for Devon, North, in 1889, on the elevation
of Visct. EbringtoD to a peerage.—lS, Norfolk- street, Park-Jane;
Cariton; Moreton, Devon*

Bulkeley, Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams-, bt. {Anglesed)
S. of Sir Robert Williams (9th bart }. B. in the parish of Marylebone,
London, 1801 : m. Ist, 1828, d of let Lord Dinorben ; 2ndly, 1832, d. of
Sir T. S. M. Stanley, bart. ; assumed the name of Bulkeley in 1827. Is
aDep.-Lient. of Anglesea; appointed Lord Lieut, of Carnarvonsh., 1861;
patron of 4 livings. A Liberal* and a supporter generally of Lord John
RnsselPs policy. Sat for Beaumaris from 1830 till 1833, then for An-
glesea till 1837, next for Flint dist. from 1841 to 1847, when he was
once more elected for Anglesea.— 87, £afon-<9.; Reform', Baron^6 Hill,
Anglesea.

Buller, Sir John Buller Yarde-, bart. (Devonsh. South)
S. of Sir Francis Yarde-BuUer, by the only d. and heir of John HoIIiday,
esq., of Lincoln's Inn; grands, of Mr. Justice Buller. B. at Dilhorne,
1799; m. 1823 Elizabeth, d. of Thos'. Wilson Patten, esq. Graduated
at Oriel College, Oxford, where he was 2nd class in classics, 1819. A
deputy-lieut. of Devon. Patron of 2 livings. Is Lieut.-Col. of the
South Devon Militia. A Conservative; voted for agricultural protec-
tion, 1846; opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy.
Contested the county unsuccessfully in 1882, but was elected in 1885
without opposition.— 89, 9e/^rave-«9uar«; Carlton; United Uni-
versity ; Lupton, Devon.

Burghley, Lord. {Lincolnsh. South)

Eld. s. of the Marq. of Exeter. B. in Cunnaught-place, 1825; m.
1848, second d. of the 2nd Earl of Longrord. Gradaated at St. John's
Coll. Cambridge. Appointed Lieut .-Col. Northamptonsh. Militia in 1846.
A Conservative and Protectionist; opposed to the endowment of the
Roman Catholic Clergy. First returned for Lincolnsh . in 1847, without
opposition. — 6, Mount-st.} Carlton; Burghley House, Stamford,
Lincolnsh.

Burke, Sir Thomas John, bart. {Galway, co.)

Eld. s. of Sir John Burke, bart., of Marble Hill, co. Gahv ay, by the d.

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146 MEltfBERS OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

of the Right Hon. John Calcraft. B. 1813; is nnm. Wu formerly a
Capt. in the 1st Dragooiu. A Whig. First retoroed for the co. of
Ckilway, April, 1847, withoat opposition.— 112, Jermyn^t. ; Arthur'* t
Junior Ufuted Service i MarbU Hilt, co. Gahoay.

Burrell, Sir Charles Merrik, bart. {Shoreham)

8. of Sir Wm. Buixell (2nd bart.). B. in Goldenotqnare, 1774 \ m.
Prancec, d. of the 8rd Earl of Egreinont (ahe died 1848). An East
India Proprietor. A Oepnty-Lieat. of Snaaex. A ConaerTatire. Paired
off in faronr of the Refom Bill, but opposed aereral of ita detaila ;
ia in faronr of agricultnral protection. Waa ftrat elected for the
boTungh in the Parliament of 1800.— 6t Richmot%d-t9r, ; Unit0d Uni-
versity; Knepp Castle, Sussex.

Burroughes, Henry Negus. (Norfolk, East)

Eld. a. of the late J. Bnrkin Barroaghea, esq.of Bnrlingham,therepre>
sentative of an ancient fkmily inthecoanty,byChristAbeI, d. and heiress
of Henry Negas, esq., of Horeton Hall. B. 1791 ; m. 1818, Jane Sarah,
d. of Rev. Dixon Hoste and sister of Sir Wm. Hoste (Ist bart.), she died
1861. Was High Sheriff of the co. in 1817. Is a ConservatiTe i voted
for agricultural protection, 1846. Has sat for Norfolk since 1887.— Atir-
lingham Hall, Norfolk.

Butler, Charles Salisbury. {^Tower Hamlets)

8. of the late John Butler, esq., who took an active part in Reform
questions in Middlesex. M. Elisabeth, d of the late Edward Kingston,
esq. A Magistrate for Middlesex, the city of Westminster, and the
Tower Hamlets; and a Dep.<Lient. of the last place. A Liberal; in
favour of an extension of the suffrage, but opposed to annual parUa>
meats, universal suffrage, the Maynooth grant, or the sererance of
Church and State. First returned for the Tower Hamlets in July, 1852.
•—CaMinoveSf Upper Clapton, Middlesex.

Butt, Isaac, LL.D. {Youghal)

Only s. of the late Rev. Robert Butt, Incumbent of Stranorlar, co.
Donegal. B. at Glenfin, co. Donegal, 1818 ; m. 1887, d. of H. Swansy,
esq., of Rockfield, co. Monaghan. Educated at the Koyal School of
Raphoe and at Trinity Coll., Dublin, where he obtained a scholarship
in 1835, and took honours both in classics and mathematics ; graduated
in 1835, and was elected to the Whately professorship of Political Eco.
nomy. May, 1835. Called to the Irish bar, Nov. 1888; made a Queen's
Counsel in Ireland after only six years' standing, Nov. 1844. Has
written several pamphlets on Irish afikira. A Conservative; in fiivoar
of protection to the *' agriculture, shipping, and all other branches of
British industry." Unsacceasfolly contested the w. of Mayo, Jaly,

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1850; sat for Harwich from May, 1852, till July* following, when he
was elected for Yoaghal.— Carffoti; 72,Lee3on^sL and Umversity
Chtb, Dublin.

Butt, George Medd. ( fVeymouth)

S. of the late Mr. John Butt, of Sherborne, Dorset. B. at Sherborne t
m. Frances Jane» eld. d. of the late Thomas Ffooks, esq., of Sherborne,
After having been a papil of the late John George, esq., of the Northern
Circuit, practised for some years as a special pleader ; was called to the
bar at the Inner Temple in 1880, and went the- Western Circuit; waa
made a Qoeen's Connsel in 1845 (daring Lord Lyndhurst's chancellor-
ship), and is also a Bencher of the Inner Temple. A Conservative ; op-
posed to the reimposition of a duty on foreign com; will vote for in«
qniry respecting Maynooth ; fa toots the remoyal of all serioas blots and
aiM^malies in the repret>entatiTe system. Was an nnsncoessfhl candidate
for Weymoeth in July, 1847, losing only by three votes; first returned
at the head of the poll in July, 1852.— 17, EaUM-»q.; Carlton.

Byng, Hon. George Henry Charles. (Tavistock)

Eld. s, of Vlact. Enfield, by his first wife the 5th d. of the Marq. of
Anglesey. B. in Upper Brook st., 1830 ; num. Appointed major in the
West Middlesex Militia in 1850. A Liberal ; in favour of an extension
of the franchise, vote by ballot, and no properly qualification t is will,
ing to abolish church rates, and to admit Jews to parliament. First
returned for Tavistock tn July, 1862.— jBa/on-<9. .• R^orm,

Cabbell, Benjamin Bond. (Boston)

Was called to the Bar by the Society of the Middle Temple in ISlfi.
A Conservative and Protectionist; opposed the grant to Maynooth,
and is anxious to promote the improvement of the social, moral, and
mental condition of the indnstrions classes. Sat for St. Alban's fh>m
Aug., 184A, to July, 1847; was an nnsnccessAiil candidate for that
city in 1837 and in Feb. 1841 ; as also for Marylebone in Ang. 1841. Has
sat for Boston since 1847.-62, PortlancUpl.i ]« Briek-.ct., Templet
UniUd VmveraHy.

Calms, Hugh Mac-Calmont. (Belfast)

Seconds, of the late William Cains, esq.,of CalUa,co.Down. B.1819:
vnm. Educated at Trinity CoUege, Dublin, where he was first class in
classics, and obtained other honours. Called to the bar at the Middle
Temple, Jan. 1844. A Conservative, and a supporter generally of
Lord Derby's government; but ** opposed to the reimposition of duties
on articles of food ; desirous of a liberal measure of tenant-right for
Ireland, securing compensation for proper improvements made by the
tenants." First returned for Belfiist in July, 1852.— 5, NeW'aq., Lir
coin's Inn; jilfred; Carlton,

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148 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Campbell, Sir Archibald Islay, bart. {Argylesh.)

Only 8. of the late John Campbell, eaq. (who repreiented Dumbar-
tonsh. from 1836 till 1830) by the d. at F. Sitwell, esq., of Barmoor. B.
at Ganeobe, Dambaxtouh. 1825' Educated at Eton and at Christ
Ghorch« Ozfard, where he wja second class in elassics 1847. Appointed
capt. of the Glasgow sreomanry 1849. A CoaservatlTA ; and opposed to
* anreciprocated free trade.'' Fiist returned for Aigylesh. June, 18&1 .
—Sucootht Dumbartonah*

Camac, Sir John Rivett, Bart. {Lymtngtm)

8. of the late Sir James R. Camac, Ist bart. (who was governor of
Bombay), by Anna Maria, the eldest d. of the late William Richards,
esq., of Fenglais, Cardiganshire. B. at Baroda, in the Bast Indies, 1818 ;
m. 1B4U, Anne Jane, only child of the late Samuel Sproole, esq., M.D. of
the E. I. C.8. Waa formerly lieut. in the 2Lit fiwf. A Conservative;
"prepared to give his cordial support to the Earl of Derby's adminis-
tration ; decidedly opposed to any j^rant of poblio money fir the main-
tenance of the Roman Catholic religion in these realms ;" will support
measures for relieving the shipowners, and the agrieultorists from the
iiyurions tesnlts of soddenly repealingthe navigation and corn laws, and
will vote for well-digested measures of parliamentary and law reform.
First returned for Lymii^ton in July, 1 852.— Conservative t Warbomef
Lymington, HJant*.

Carter, John Bonham. ( Winchester)

8. of the late John Bonham Carter, esq., M.P. for Portsmouth fimm
1816 till his death in 1838. B. vt Portsmouth 1817 ; m. 1848 Lanra
Maria, youngest d. of George Thomas Nicholson, esq., of Waverley
Abbey, Surrey. Graduated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge. A Magistrate
for Hants. Appointed Dep.-Lient. of Hants 1848. A Liberal. First
returned for Winchester in 1847.— 20, New^st^ Sprittg Gmrdens;
jWuincBum, Brookes' a, and R^orm Clubat Peiersfield, Hante.

Carter, SamueL {Tavistock)

8. of John Carter, esq., of Tavistock. B. at Tavistock, 1814 ; is onm.
Entered as a student at the Middle Temple, 1844; called to the bar,
Nov., 1847. Is author of a work cdled ** Midnight Efhsions," also
^ The Avenger, « metrical tale." Professes '* Democratic* opinions, and,
'* if so instructed by his constituents, will give the Charter his cordial
support ; but, in the absence of that authority, will vote for an exten-
sion of the suffrage, the ballot, and triennial parliaments." Unsuccess-
ftilly contested Tavistock, July, 1847; first elected April, 1862.— 8,
ChuroA-oourt, Temple ; Roekview Hauae, Taviatoek.

^aulfeild, James, C.B. {Abingdon)

ieventh s. of the late Venerable John Canlfeild, Archdeacon of Kil-

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more (who was descended from a younger son of the 6th Lord Charle-
mont), by Elisabetb, d. of -^ Gordon, esq., of Kenmuret Dumfries. B.
1785; m. 1st, d. of General Stafford; Sndly, d. of Major Blake. Entered
the military service of the Bast India Company in 1790, and is now a
Lieat.-6eneral. Pilled sereral political appointments in India, and
was elected a Director of the li.I.C. in 1848 . Author of a work ** On the
Ooremment of India,*' Letters on the Affghan War," &o. A Whig ;
will TotefMT inquiry respecting Haynooth, but will maintain ibil civil
and religions liberty ; will support parliamentary reform in cases '* where
it is required." Was an unsnooessfril candidate for Abingdon in July,
1846, and July, 1847. Pirst returned for that borough in July, 1862^
Prince's Gale, Hyde Park; Senior United 'Service; Oriental}
Brookee'st Ccpeetvood, en. Limerick.

Caulfeild, James Molyneux. (Armaghf co.)

Sld. s. at the Hon. Henry Caulieild (who is heir presumptive to the
Earldom of Charlemont), by Elisabeth Margaret, 2nd d. of the late Dod-
well Browne, esq., of Ralines, co. Mayo. B. 1820. Sorved the ofilce
of High Sheriff of Armagh in 1848, and is Lieut..Col. of the Tyrone
militia. Is Lord«Lieut. of Armagh. . A Liberal ; in favour of extension
of the sufflage» vote by ballot, and a general revision of taxation. Pirst
returned in 1847 for the co. of Armagh, which his father had represented
for many years.— Brooib««'« ; Travellera' ; Reform Chib; Hockley ,
Armagh.

Cavendish, Hon. Charles Compton. (Bucks)

Youngest s. of the 1st Earl of Burlington, and cousin of the Duke of
Devonshire. B. 1798 ; m. in 1814, Catherine, eldest d. of 9th Xarq. of
Huntly. A depnty-lient. of Bucks. Of Whig principles; is in favour
of free trade, but will support the removal of the burdens on agriculture,
especially ** the modification," if not '* the repeal " of the malt duties ;
** will always lend Ms cordial assistance in resisting any attack on our
Protestant institutions.'* Sat for Newton, Hants, from 1820 till 1880;
for Yarmouth in 1831 : for East Sussex from 1882 till 1841; fwYoughal
from 1841 to 1847, when he was first returned for Bvuelu.— Burlington
House, Piccadilly ; Compton-plaee, Sussex.

Cavendish, Hon. Geo. Henry. (Derby sh. North)

Second s. of the Hon. Wm. Cavendish, and br.of the Earl of Burling
ton. Was raised to the rank of au Earl's son by letters patent in 1837
B. 1810; m. 1835 Louisa, youngest d. of the 2ud Earl of Harewood.
Of Whig principles. Pormerly voted against the abolition of the Com
Laws ; but in 1846 supported their repeal. Has sat for the county
■ince his brother's accession to the peerage in 1884.— 4, Belgrave-sg. •
AsJtford Hall, Derby sk. ; Latimers, Bucks.

150 MEMBEBS OF TH£ HOUSE OF COStHONS.

Cayley, Edward Stillingfleet. (Yorksh, North RiUing)
Only a. of the late John Cayley, esq., of Low Hall, by Elisabeth, great-
grand d. of Bishop Stillingfleet. B. 18US. M. in 1888 hia cooBJin,
Emma, third d. of Sir George Cayley, bt. late M.P. for Scatboroogh
<«he died July 1848). Of Whig principle*; opposed to the ballot and
short Parlianents; votedin favour ofagrioultora] protection 1846; iain
fiiToar of a repeal of the malt tax ; considers it " indispensable to give
Lord Deiby's goTernnent a fair triaL* Author of a work on com.
mercial economy, and several political tracts. Has sat for the connty
Wiucel9i2.~i\t D0mi'rytwd,FreHminttert fVydale Hout; YorJtsh.

Challis, Thomas. {Finsbury)

B. in London, 1795 « is married. A skin broker in Finsbniy, a hide and
■kin salesman in Leadenhall and Beimondsey markets. Elected an alderman
of London f(T Cripplegate ward in 1843 ; served the ofllce of sheriff of
London in 1846. A Director of the General Life and Fire Insurance Com-
pany. A Liberal; in favour of a wide exteudon of the ilranchise, equal
electoral districtn, vote by ballot, and short paxiiaments; opposed to all
religious endowments, and considen the M aynooth grant ** nnjust and
dangerous." Fbst returned for Finsboiy, Ju^, 18BJ.— SS, fViUon^.,
Finsbury t Biyield, Middlesex.

Chambers, Montagu. (Greenwich)

S. of George Chambers, esq., (who was M.F. for Honlton from 1796 to
1802, and was the only son of Sir William Chambers, the welUlwowa
architect), by the Hon. Jane, eldest d. of Admiral Lord Rodney. Bom
at Hartford, Huntingdonshire, 1800. Educated at the Military College,
Sandhurst; obtained a commission as Lieut, and Ensign iu the Grenadier
Guards in 1816; placed on half-pay in 1818. Was called to the bar at
Lincoln's Inn in 1828 ; became a Queett*« Counsel in 184S, and goes the
Home Circuit. A Liberal i opposed to the Maynooth grant; will sup-
port a large extension of the suffrage, vote by ballot, &e. Was an na-
Buccessfnl candidate for Greenwich, Feb. 1862; first returned July, 1863.
—2 and 8, Child's Place, Temple Bar; Union; Junior United
Service*

Chambers, Thomas. {Hertford)

8. of the late Thomas Chambers, esq., of Hertford. B. at Hertford,
1814; m. 1861, Diana White, niece and adopted d. of the late John
Green, esq., of Hertford. Educated at Clare Hall, Cambridge, where he
was 1st class in civil law 1840, and graduated B.C.L. Admitted a
student of the Middle Temple, April, 1837 ; called to the bar, Nov. 1840,
and goes the home circuit. A Liberal ; in flivour of an extension of the
Aranchise, free trade, reform, and retrenchment! (^pusedtothe May-
nooth grant. First returned for Hertford in July, 1862.-7, Great
'^umbertand-st., Hyde Park; 8, Pump-et., Temple; Parthenon,

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 151

Chandos, Marquess of. {Buckingham^ bor.)

Only 8. of the Duke of Backingham and Chandos. B. 1828; m. 1861
Caroline, only d. of Robert Harvey, esq., of Langley Park, Badu. Gra-
duated at Christ Chnrcb, Oxon. Is Capt. of the Backs Yeomanry Cavalry.
Appointed a Lrird of the Treasury, March 1852, salary ^1200 ; and privy
seal to the Prince of Wales the same month ; has been a dfrp.-lletit. of
Backs and oi Northamptonsh. since 1845. A Conservative ; and " will
advocate that protection to which the agricaltnral interests have so jnst
a claim ; will endeavour to preserve unimpairedthe Protestant religion.'*
First returned for Backingham, Feb. 1846, withoat a contest.— 3, Chea-
ter- ter.

Chaplin, William James. (Salisbury)

S. of Mr. William Chaplin, of Rochester. B. at Rochester 1787 ; m.
1816, Elizabeth, d. of William Alston, esq. Educated at Bromley, la
Chairman of the South.Western Railway ; Director of the Paris and
Rouen, Roaen and Havre, and Rhenish Railways. Was Sheriff of
London and Middlesex 1845-6. Is a deputy-Iieat. of Hants. A Liberal ;
will support free trade, bat is ready to concur in the remission of any
peculiar burdens pressing on the landed interest ; considers a modifica-
tion of the income tax imperatively necessary. Has sat for Salisbury
since Jan. 1847.— 2, Hyde Ph. Gardens i Ewhursi Pari, Baeing-
etoke, Hante.

Charteris, Hon. Francis Wemyss. (Haddingtonsh.)

Eld. 8. of Lord Elcho, by the 4th d. of the 2nd Earl of Lucan ; grand*,
of the 7th Earl of Wemyss. B. 1818; m. 1843, Lady Anne Frederica,
2nd d. of the 1st Earl of Lichfield. Graduated at Christ Church, Oxford.
Appointed a Deputy-Lient. of Haddingtonsh. in 1846. A Liberal Con-
servative, in favour of free trade ; is adverse to the endowment of the
Roman Catholic Clergy ; will support the immediate redaction of the
duties on tea, tobacco, and soap. Was elected for East Gloacestersh. in
1841, and then declared himself in favour of agricultural protection ;
withdrew from Parliament in Feb., 1846; was returned for Hadding-
tonsh. in 1847.— 23, St. James-pl.i Carlton ; AnUsfield, and Go^ford
House, Haddingtonsh.

Cheetham, John. (Lancash. South)

S. of George Cheetham, esq. B. at Staleybridge, 1802 ; m. 1881, Emma,
d. of the late Thomas Reyner, esq., of Ashton-under-Lyne. A merchant
and manufacturer. A magistrate for Lancash. and Chesh. since 1836.
A Liberal ; in favour of an extension of the suffirage, a re-distribution of
members, and vote by ballot; opposed to the Maynooth grant, and all
religions endowments. Was an onsuccessful candidate for Huddersfidd
in July, 1847. First returned for Lancash. South in July, li62.-^R^orm
Club; Baattooodt Staleybridge, Chesh,

152 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Chelsea, Viscount. (Dover)

Eld. 8. of the 8rd Earl of Cadogan, by Loiuia Honoria, Sth d. of die
late Joseph Blake, eaq.t and «ister of the 1st Lord Wallscoart. B. 1812;
m. 1836, Mar;, 8rd d. of the late Hon. and Rev. Gerald Valerian Wellea-
ley, D.D., and niece of the Dake of Weill ngton. Educated at Oriel College,
Oxford, where he graduated B.A. 1833. Appointed col. of the Royal
Westminster Middlesex miltiia 1841. A CoiuerratiTO ; yoted for agri-
cnltural protection 1846, bat will " not continae to nrge his riews on
this sabject in opposition to the ascertained wishes of his constitnenta;"
will, however, " support Lord Derby's ministry in effecting a redistri-
tmtion of bordens which press unequally on the great producing inter-
ests ;" voted for the increase in the Maynooth grant in 1845, but <* feels
that the time is now come for inquiry.* Sat for Reading from 1841 to
1847 ; was an unsncceasfiil candidate in July, 1847. First returned for
l>over in July, 1862.— 28, Lowndea-st. ; Carlton; fVhiW$; TrU'
vellers'.

Child, Smith. (Staffordsh, North)

S. of the late John Geoi^ Child, esq , by the d. of T. Parsons, esq., of
Massachusetts, United States, and grands, of the late Admiral Child of
Newfield, Staffordsh. B. at Newfield 1808 ; m. 1836, Sarah, d. of
Richard Clarke Hill, esq., of Hallington Hall, Staffordsh. Graduated at
St. John's Coll., Oxford, A.M. 1834. A magistrate for Staffordsh. A
Conservative, formerly in favour of protection to agriculture, but con-
siders it would not be wise to recur to that system ; in favour of a
revision of taxation, especially the Income Tax ; opposed to the grant
to Maynooth or '* any state endowment uf the Roman Catholic clergy in
Ireland.*' First returned for Staffordsh. North, Fdi. 1861, without op-
position .—^o/tono/ Club t RotonaU Hall, Cheadle, Staffordah.

Cholmondeley, Lord William Henry Hugh. {Hants,
South)

Second s. of the 1st Marq. of Cholmondeley, by Lady Oeorgina Char-
lotte, 2nd d. of 3rd Duke of Ancaster. B. in Piccadilly, 1800 ; m. 1820,
Marcia Emma, d. of the Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot. Appointed a
deputy-tient. of Hants, 1846. A Conservative, but ** does not consider it
the duty of a Conservative to refbse attention to claims for necessary
reforms ; *' has always been " a firm friend of the agricultural interests,
and believes Lord Derby to be the same.*' First elected for Hants,
South, July, 1852, without opposition.— (7Ao/mondi9fay CaatU, Nont-
wiehy Cheshire.

Christopher, Right Hon. Robert Adam, F.R.S. {Lincoln^
shire t North)
S. of Philip Dundas, esq., 4th s. of Lord President Dundas, who was
'^e eld. br. of the 1st Yisct. Melville. B.1804; m. 1828, Lady Marj

MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 15S

Brace, eld. d. of the 6tb Earl of Elgin. Assumed thename ot Christopher io
compliance urith the will of the late George Manners, esq., of Bloxhora-
hall. Appointed Chancellor of the Dachy of Lancaster, March, 186S,
lalary ^04000. Is patron of 2 llyings. A Conserrative ; roted for
agricoltaral protection, 1846 ; -would " protect the British producer by a
rerision of our commercial tariff;" is opposed to the endowment of the
Boman Catholic Clergy. Was member for Ipswich from 1826 to 188U,
and for Edinburgh in 1831. Has sat for Lincolmhire, North, since
1837.— 28, Chesham-pl. South; Carlton; Travellers^; Bloxhom-
hallf Lincolnah,

Christy, Samuel. {Newcastle- under- Lyme)

2nd 8. of the late Thomas Christy, esq., of Brooklands, Broomfield,
Essex, by the d. of — Hewlins, esq. Nephew to John Christy, esq., of
Apuldrefield, and Hatcham Manor House, New Cross. M. 1842, Mary,
8rd d. of the late Thomas Hardcastle, esq., of Firwood, banker,
Bolton, Laucash. Is a Deputy-Lieut, of London. A Conservative, but
in favour of free trade. First elected for Newcastle-under-Lyme in 1847,
which had formerly been represented by his relative Wm. H. Miller,
esq., of Brit well House, Bucks.— 2, Park-at., fVestminster ; Carlton t
Poynton Hall, Stockport, Chesh,

Clay, James. (Hull)

8. of James Clay, esq., a London merchant, by the eld. d. of John Emes,
esq., formerly of Elyetham Park, Hants. Is cousin to Sir William Clay,
bart. B. in London ; m. Elisa Camilla, eld. d. of Joseph Allen Woolrych,
esq., formerly of Weobley, Herefordshire, the descendant of an ancient
Shropsh. family. Educated at Winchester School, and at Balliol Coll.,
Oxford, where he took honours. Director of the Grand Junction Water-
works Co., and of the Southwark and Vauxhall Water Co. A " thorough-
going Reformer;*' in favour of the ballot, triennial parliaments, and an
extension of the franchise ; opposed to the endowment of the Roman
Catholic clergy, but unpledged as to the Maynooth grant. Was an un-
successful candidate for Beverley in 1837, and for Hull in 1841; first
returned for the latter in 1847.— 26, Jlfonto^u*<9. ; Rtfortni Oxford
and Cambridge Club.

Clay, Sir William, bart. (Tower Hamlets)

Only surviving s. of the late George Clay, esq. (a merchant and ship
owner in London,) by the d. of Robert Monsom, esq., of Scarborough ;
was in partnership with his father, under the firm of George Clay and
Son. B. in London, 1791 ; m. 1822, d. of Thomas Dickason, esq., of Ful-
well Lodge, Middlesex. Was Secretary to the Board of Controul from
1839 to 1841; author of a wwk on Joint stock banking, pamphlets on
the currency, bankfl of issue, &c. A Liberal ; in favour of extension
of the Boffrage, the ballot, and triennial parliaments ; voted for the

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litioD of cbnich rates ; moTed the repeal of the Com Laws in 1887. Has
sat for the boroagh since 1882.— 17, Hertford-st.; Brookes'*, jithe-
ftartfrn, Uniotif and Reform Ciuba ; Fulwell Lodge, TwiekenJiam,
Middlesex.

Clifford, Henry Morgan. {Hereford)

Only s. of the late Morgan Morgan-Clifford, esq., of Perristone, Here-
fordsh., by the 2nd d. of the late Jonathan Willington, esq., of Bapla,
CO. Tippeiary. His grandfather assumed the name of Cllfbrd in 1790.
B. 1806; m. 1834, Catherine, only d. of the late Joseph Yorke, esq., of
Forthampton Court, Gloncestersh., grandd. of the Bishop (Yorke) of Ely.
Educated at Eton, and at Christ Church, Oxford, but did not graduate;
studied the law for some time, but was not called to the Bar. Has
been Chairman of the Herefordsh. Quarter Sessions since 1845, and
is a Deputy-Lieut, of that co. ; appointed Lieut. Col. Commandant of
the Monmouthsh. Militia in 1847. A Liberal. First returned for Here-
ford in July, 1847.— 15, Eaton-pl. ; Oxford CMd CalMiridge Chtb;
LlantiUo Crosaennsi/t Monmouthsh. t Perristonef Herefordsh.

Clinton, Lord Charles Pelham Pelham-. (Sandwich)
Second s. of the 4th Duke of Newcastle, by Georgiana Elizabeth, d. of
Edward Miller Mnndy, esq , of Shipley, Derbyshire. B. in London,
1813 : m. 1848, Elisabeth, only surviTing child of the late ^^lliam Grant,
esq., of Cnngalton. Educated at Eton, and at Christ Church, Oxford,
-where he graduated B.A., 1884. Was a Capt. Ist Life Guards, in which
he served 18 years; retired from the army May, 1851. A ConserratiTe,
and a supporter generally of Lord Derbjr's goTernment ; opposed to free
trade without reciprocity, but would not now reimpoae the com laws*
preflening to look for a readjustment of taxation for the relief of the
agricultural interest ; opposed to the Maynooth grant. Was an nnsoc-
cessftd candidate for Sandwich in July, 1847. First returned on the
occurrence of a racancy in May, 1862, and rechosen at the general elec-
tion in July, 1862.— 87, Lottmdes-sq. ; Carlton.

Clinton, Lord Robert Renebald Pelham-. {Notts, North)
Sixth 8. of the 4th Duke of Newcastle, by Geoigiana Elisabeth, d. of
Edward Miller Mundy, esq., of Shipley, Deifaysh. B. 1820 ; is unm. Ap-
pointed 2nd Lieut. Sherwood Rangers, 1851. A Liberal CouserratlTe,
and opposed to any reimposition of those ** taxes on the food of the
people which were repealed in 1846," but in favour of measures which
will *' conduce to the benefit of that valuable class of the community the
tenaut-fkrmers ; " is an "unflinching friend to our Protestant institu-
tions," but will " not flinch from the great principles of dvil and reli-
gious liberty." Ffrst elected for North Notts, July, 1852, without oppo<
dtlon.— C/um&M* Part, Notts,

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Clive, Hon. Robert Henry. {Salop, South)

Snd s. of the Ist Earl of Powisi b. 1789; in. in 1819 Lady Harriet,
d. of the 6th Earl of IPlymoath. Graduated LL.D. at St. John's CoU.,
Cambridge. An Bast India Proprietor. Has been Lient.-Col. in the
Anny ; Ool. of the Worcestershire Yeomanry. Was Under Secretary of
State for the Home Department ftom April 1818 iUI Jan. 1832. Is
patron of 1 liring. A Conserratire, bat in favoor of titt trade ; sat for
Lndlow from 1818 till 1882, when he was returned for the connty.—
MfLowerCrrosvenor-st.i Ccwlton ; Athenagum ; UniUd Univer-
sity; Oakley Part, Salop.

Clive, Robert. {Ludlow)

Eld. 8. of the Hon. Robert Henry CliTe, of Oakley Park (who is 2nd
8. of the 1st Earl of Powis), by Lady Harriet, 2nd d. of the 6th Earl of
Plymouth. B. in Grosvenor-street, 1824; num. Receired the honorary
degree of M.A. from Cambridge in 1845. A magistrate for Salop. Ap-
pointed Capt. Worccstersh. Yeomanry CaTalry, 1848. A CunsenrafiTe,
and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's goyernment, *' whose acces-
sion to office is a guarantee that the jast claims of the agriculturists
wiQ no longer be orerlooked ;" is opposed to the reimposition of a duty
on foreign corn ; will support education on a religious basis; and an
extension of the franchise, conditionally on the spread of education.
First returned for Lndlow in July, 18S2.— 53, Lototr Grosvenor-st, §
Carlton i Oc^Uy Park, Salop i Hewell Grange, near Bromsgrove.

Cobbett, John Morgan. {Oldham)

Second s. of the late William Oobbett, the well-known anthor of the
Political Register, &c. Was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1880,
and goes the Home Circuit. A Liberal ; in favour of free trade (which
he considers ought to hare been accompanied with an equalizing reduc-
tion of taxation) ; a Mend to the established Church, and not to the
Toluntary system ; will support education on a religious basis ; is in
fayonr of annual parliaments, vote by ballot, and universal suffrage.
Was an unsuccessful candidate for Corentry in April, 1833, for Chichester
in Jan., 1836, and for Oldham in July, 1835 (on his father's death), as
well as in July, 1847. First returned for Oldham in July. 1862.— 4, Fig
Tree Court, Temple ; Sumner-terr., FuOtunn-oad, Middlesex,

Cobbold, John Chevallier. {Ipswich)

8. of John Cobbold, esq., a brewer and merchant at Ipswich, by the d.
of the Rev. Temple Chevallier, of Aspal Hall, Snfiblk. B. at Ipswich
1797 ; m. Lucy, 8rd d. of the Rev. Henry Patteson, of Drinkstone, Soffiilk,
and sister to Mr. Justice Palteson. Educated at the Bury St. Edmund's
Graounar School. Is a Banker at Ipswich and Harwich; Chairman of
the Eastern Union, the Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's Railways; and
Director of the Royston and [Hitchin Railways. A Conservative and

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Protectionist ; opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy*
and all fiirther concessions to that Church. Pirst returned for Ipswich
in 1847.— CorAon / AthtncBumi Ipswich t Felixatowe Lod^e,
Jpawich, Suffolk.

Cobden, Richard. (Yorkshire, West Riding)

B. at Dunford, near Midhurst, Sussex, 1804. Is a cotton-printer
in Lancashi^. A Directcar of the Manchester Chamber of Com-
merce, and well known as a leading member of the Anti-Curn-Law
League; author of pamphlets entitled "England, Ireland, and Ame-
rica," and ** Russia, by a Manchester Manufacturer." In fayour of
the ballot, extension of the suffirage, and short parliaments. Un-
ancoessinlly contested Stockport in 1887 ; first returned for it in 1841 ;
re-elected in 1847, and chosen also for the West Riding of Yorksb.,
when he made his election to sit for the latter place.— 108, fVett-
bourne Terr. ; Rtform. Club ; Manchester.

Cockburn, Sir Alexander James Edmund. {Southampton)
Eld. 8. of the late Alexander Cockbum, Esq., of Hertford st., Mayfair.
Is a fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, where he graduated LL.B. 1889.
Was called to the Bar at the Middle Temple, Peb. 1829, and went the
Western Circuit ; became a Queen's Counsel, 1841 ; a bencher of the
Middle Temple. Was one of the Municipal Corporation Commissioners.
Was Solicitor-Gen. fi-om July, 1850, till March, 1851, and Attorney-Oen.
from the latter date till March, 1852. A Liberal. Pirst returned for
Southampton in 1847.— 4U, Hertford-st. ; 3, Hareouri-buiUUnffs,
Tenuis i fVaJbehurst-plaee, Sussex,

Cocks, Thomas Somers-, jun. {Reigate)

Eld. s. of Thomas Somers-Cocks, esq., of Thames-Banks, Bucks, by
the 5th d. of Right Hon. Reginald PoleCarew, of Anthony House,
Cornwall. B. 1816; m. d. of C. W. G. Wynne, esq., formerly M.P. for
Carnarronsh. Was educated at Westminster, and at Christ Church,
Oxford. Is a partner in the Banking firm of Cocks, Biddulph, and Co.,
Charing..cross. A Director of the Western Life Assurance-office. A De-
puty-Lieut. for Lcmdon, and a magistrate for Middlesex. A Conserra-
tire, but in fiiTour of free trade; will "carry out all needful reforms
in a rational spirit, and support the great cause of oonserratiTe pro>
gress." Pirst returned for Reigate in 1847, without opposition.— 15,
Herttford-st. ; 43, Charing-eross ; Carlton ; Alfred.

Codrington, Christopher William. (Gloucestersh. East)

Nephew of Sir Edward Codrington ; eld. s. of Christopher Bethel Cod-
rlngton, esq. (who claimed to be a baronet) by the Hon. Catherine Poley,
sister of the 2nd Lord Pole;. Claims to inherit the baronetcy of his
greHt-grandfkther on the ground that the third bart. of the family left no
'-i^itimate issue; but the Heralds* College hare conflimed the son (rf* the

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Utter (Sir Willm. Raimnnd Codrington) in the baronetcy. M. 1886,
Lady Georgiana, d. of 7th Doke of Beaafort. A West India Proprietor ;
patron of 8 livings ; appointed a dep.-lieat. of Gloucestersh. 1852. A
ConserTatiye ; voted for agricaltaral protection, 1846; will support the
policy of Lord Derby " so long as it tends to relieve the agricoltaral
distress.** Has been M.P. for Gloucestersh. East, since 1834.— d, Park'
pLf St.Jamea^i CarUon; DoddUngton Park, Gloucestersh,

CofiSn, Walter. {Cardiff dXsi.)

A magistrate for GUmorganshire. Elected depaty.«hainnaii of the
Taff Vale Railway in 1837 and 1846. A Liberal i in favour of an exten.
aion of the sufirage and vote by ballot. First returned for Cardiff; July,
lSb2.—LlancU^iy Court, Glamorgansh..

Cogan, William Henry Ford. (Kildare, co.)

Only s. of the late Bryan Cogan, esq., of Dublin and Athgarral, co.
Kildare. B. in Dublin, 1833; is unm. Was a fellow commoner of
"ranity ColL, Dublin, where he graduated M.A., obtained honours in
science, and gained the Urge gold medal at the degree examination ; was
first senior moderator in metaphysics and ethics, 1843. Called to the bar
in Ireland, 1845, but has relinquiBhed practice. A Liberal ; in favour of
fhll and equal civU and religions liberty for all religious denominations ;
nnd of securing to tenants a legal right to compensation for improve-
ments. First elected for Kildare, March, 1852, after a canvass in oppo-
sition to Lord Naas (then appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland), who
eventually retired without going to a polL— 19, Duks-st., St. James's ;
62, Ratfunines Malt, Dublin; Titiode, co. fVicJkknv,

Coles, Henry Beaumont. {Andover)

Only s. of Philip Coles, esq., by Catherine, sister of Rrancis Const,
esq., for many years Chairman of the Middlesex Sessions. B. in London
1794 ; m. 18 14, Mary, eld. d. of Robert Bird, esq. Was called to the Bar
at Gray's Inn, 1836. A Magistrate for Hants and Middlesex. Ap-
pointed a Dep.-Lieut. of Hants, 1848. A Protectionist ; opposed to the
endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. First returned for Andover
in 1847.— -25, Portman sq.t Carlton t Athenaeum i Middleton House,
Andover, Hants.

Collier, Robert Porrett. {Plymouth)

S. of the late John Collier, esq. (a merchant and shipowner, who was
M.P. for Plymouth from 1832 to 1841), by Emma, 4th d. of Robert
Porrett, esq., of North-Hill House, near Plymouth. B. at Mount-Tamar,
near Plymouth, 1817; m. 1844, Isabella, d. of William Ruse Rose, esq.,
of Eaton-place West, London, and Wolston Heath, Warwickshire. Edu-
cated at Plymouth Grammar-school and at Trinity College, Cambrldr
where he graduated B.A., 1848. Was called to the bar at the lo

158 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Temple, Janmuy, 1843, and goes the Western Circuit ; is Reoordo- of
Pensance. Aathor of works on tlie ** Law of Railways/' and '* The
Law of Mines.*' A Lilieral ; in faroar of an extension of the sufirage,
Aort parliaments, and the exemption of Dissenters lh>m church-rates ;
opposed to all religious endowments, including the Majnooth grant.
Was an unsuccessiVil candidate for Launceston in 1841; first returned
for Plymouth in July, 1852.-18, Gloue«ater-pl., Hyde Park Gar-
(tens ; Rtform Club ; Grimstone, near Tavistock, Devon.

Col vile, Charles Robert. {Derbyshire^ South)

Only s. of the late Sir Charles H. Oolvile, knt. and grandson of
William CoWile, esq. formerly of Newton ColTile, Cambridge, where
the family had been settled for six centuries. B. 1815 1 m. I860, Hon.
Katherine,eld. d. of the late Capt. John Russell, R.N., and the Baroness
de aifibrd. Educated at Christ Church, Oxford. A Magistrate for the
counties of Deiby, Stalford, and Leicester; and a I>ep..Lieut. of Derby-
shire. Patron of 1 liTing. A Conserrative; Toted for agricultural pro-
tection, 1846; " will not support a reimposition of a tax on corn, but
looks for a readjustment of taxation; will support measures for facili-
tating the transfer of real property, and is desirous of preserving the
Protestantism of our institntious.** Unsuccessfully contested Derby in
1837 ; first returned for the county in 1841.— 3, CarUon-terr. < Carlton t
Lullington Hally Burlon-ott-Trent, Derby sh.

Compton, Henry Combe. {Hants, South)

8. of the late John Compton, esq. B. 1789 ; m. in 1810, d. of William
Miles, of Bristance', Hants. Is patron of 8 livings. A Conserm-
tivei voted for agricultural protection, 1846 ; is opposed to the endow-
ment of the Roman Catholic olergy. Has sat fiir South Hants since 1885.'
—2, CleveUmd-rotoi Carlton; Minetead Manor Houee, LynOhuret,
Hants.

Conolly, Thomas. {Donegal)

Eld. 8. of the late Col. Edward M. ConoUy (who represented Donegal
firom 1831 till his death in 1849), by the d. of Chambre Brabaaon Pon-
sonby Barker, esq., of Kilcooly Abbey, co. Tipperary. B. at Kilnouly
Abbey 1833; was educated at Harrow School: graduated at Christ
Charch, Oxford. Is patron of 1 living. A Conservative and Protec-
tionist. First returned for Donegal on the death of his father, Jan. 1849,
without opposition.— 19, Hanover-sq.i Carlton; Caslletoton, JCil-
dare ; Cliff", Bally shannon, eo. Donegal.

Coote, Sir Charles Henry, hart. {Queen* s Co.)

Eld. s. of Chidley Coote, esq., of Ash Hill, by his iZnd wife, Elizabeth
Ann, d. of the Rev. Ralph Carr, of Bath. M. Anne, d. of John Whaley,
esq., of Whaley Abbey, co. Wicklow, and grand-d. maternally of the Ist
Karl of ClanwlUiam (she died 1887). Has been ool. of the Queen's Co.

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milida since 1825. Is premier bart. of Ireland. Of moderate Conserya-
tire opinions ; bat voted in favour of the Reform Bill of 1881, and against
the com laws. Was an nnsnccessflil candidate for Qaeen's Co. in 1818
and 1820 ; sat for that co. from 1821 till 1847 ; regained his seat in Jnly,
1852.— 6, Cotmaught-pl. ; Carlton i Ballyfin, MountrcUh, Qiteeti's Co.

Corbally, Matthew Elias. {Meath)

Only 8. of the late Elias Corbally, Esq., of Corbalton. B. 1707.
Br.-inlaw of the 9th Earl of Fingall; m. in 1842, d. of 12th Yisct.Gor-
manston. Is a Capt. in the Royal Meath Regt. ; an owner of tithes,
'* bnt would never receive them." Was High-Sheriff of the connty in
1838. A Liberal) is in favour of the ballot, and tenant-right in Ireland;
opposed to the Ecclesiastical Titles Act. Sat for the county of Meath
from February, 1840, till July, 1841 ; reelected 1842.-SS, PaU Mali;
Brookes'g; Arthur's; R^orm; Corbalton Hall, Tara, eo. Meath.

Corry, Rt. Hon. Henry Thomas Lowry. ( Tyrone)

2nd s. of the 2nd Earl of Belmore, by the 2nd d. of the 2nd Eail of
Carrick> b. 1803; m. in 1830, Harriet Anne, 2nd d. of the 6th Earl of
Shaftesbury. Graduated at Christ Church, Oxford ; was 2nd class in
classics, 1828. Was Controller of the Household in 1834 and 1835; a
Lord of the Admiralty Arom Sept. 1841 till Feb. 1845 ; Secretary to the
Admiralty from Feb. 1 845, till July, 1846. A Conservative, bnt in fhvour
oi free trade. Has fat for the connty since 1826.— 24,6roat;«nor-«9. ;
Carlton ; Aughanea, Tyrone.

Cotton, Hon. Wellington Henry Stapleton. {Carrick-

fergus)

Eld. s. of Lord Combermere, by the 2nd d. of William Fullce Greville,
esq. B. at Barliados 1818; m. 1844, Susan Alice, eld. d. of Sir George
Sitwell, bart-, of Renishaw, Derbysh. Was educated at Eton. Entered
the Army in 1837 as Cornet and Sub-Lieut, in the 1st Life Guards;
became a Lieut, in 1841,- Capt. in 184A, and Major unattached 1850.
A Conservative. First returned for Carrickfergns in 1847 without
opposition.— 48, Belgrave-tq. t Carlton i fVhiWai Combermere
Abbey, Chesh.

Cowan, Charles. {Edinburgh, city)

Eld. 8. of Alexander Cowan, esq., of Edinburgh, merchant. B. in
Edinburgh 1801 ; m. 1824, Catherine, 2nd d. of the Rev. William Men*
sies, minister of Lanaik. Educated at the parish school of Pennycuick,
at the High School of Edinburgh, at the University of Edinburgh, and at
the University or " Auditoire" of Geneva. Since Oct. 1822, has been
a paper-manufacturer at different mills on the Esk and Water of Leith i
authorof the article on the manufacture of paper in the Encyclopsedia
Britannica, also of some pamphlets. Was an elder in the church <

160 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Scotland from May, 1830, to May, 1843, when he participated in the
great secession frcHU that body, and i^now an acting elder in the Free
Church. Is a Director of the Chamber of Commerce in Edinburgh. A
Liberal ; has taken a prominent part in the National Anti-Excise
Association, and " is desirous of relieving all oseftil trades and manu-
factures from the fetters of the Excise;*' opposed to the endonrment of
the Roman Catholic Clergy. First returned for Edinburgh in 1847.—
46, fViltonertse.i 80. Royai-terr., Edinburgh; F'aUsxfield, Pen-
nyeuiei, N. B.

Cowper, Hon. Wm. Francis. {Hertford)

2nd 8. of Sth Earl Cowper, and nephew of Lord Melbourne ; b. 1811.
M. 1st d. of Daniel Gurney, esq., dead t 2nd1y, 1848, Elisabeth, young-
est d. of the late Admiral and Lady Elizabeth Tollemache. Formerly a
Lieut, in the Royal Horse Guards; became a major in the army, 18&i ;
has been Aide-de-camp to the Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, Private Secretary
to Yisct. Melbourne, a Commissioner of Greenwich Hospital, and a
Lord of the Treasury. Was a Lord of the Admiralty from July, 1846,
till March, 1852. Of Whig principles. Formerly voted against the
abolition of the Corn Laws, but in 1846 supported their repeal. First
returned for Hertford, 1835.— 17, Curxon-st.; Reform Club; Pen*
e hanger, Hertfordsh.

Craufurd, Edward Henry John. (Ayr dist)

Eld. s. of John Crauihrd, esq., of Auchinames.. and CroiiUe, Ayrsh.
(formerly treasurer gen. of the Ionian Islands), by Sophia Marianna, d.
of Major Gen. Horace Churcbill, and great grandd. of Sir Robert Wal-
pole. B. in London, 1816; unm. Educated at Trinity College, Cam-
bridge-, where he obtained a Scholarship, was 12th senior optimd 1841,
and graduated M.A. 1844. Was called to the bar at the Inner Temple
Nov. 1845. Is editor of TThe Legal Examiner. A Liberal; in favnor
of the ballot and an extension of the sufirage; opposed to Maynooth,
and all other public grants for ecclesiastical purposes. Was a candidate
for Kilmarnock in 1844, but withdrew before the poll. First returned finr
Ayrdist. in July, 1862.— 2, Paper-building a^ Templet Oitfbrd and
Cambridge Club ; Crosbie Castle, fVeat Kilbryde, Ayrsh,

Crook, Joseph. {BoUrni'le'TMori)

Eld. 8. of the late Joshua Crook, esq., of Whitebank, near Bolton.
B. at Bnlton, 1809; unm. A cotton-ipinner at Bolton. A "Radical
Reformer, in favour of extension of the suffrage, vote by ballot, and direct
taxation ; opposed to all grants by the State to religious bodies." First
returned for Bolton in July, \%^2.—fVhitebank, near Bolton.

Crossley, Frank. {Halifax)

S. of John Crossley, esq., of Halifax, caipet manufacturer. B. at
Halilkx, 1817 ; m. 1845 Martha Eliza, d. of Henry Brioton, esq., of

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Biddermiiister. Educated at Cleckheaton in Yorkshire. A carpet
mairafiictarer in Haliflix. A Liiwnil ; in favoar of a large extension of
the Mfinge and vote by ballot ; opposed to all endowments of religions
bodies by the State, and on that gronud will Tote against the Maynooth
grant. First returned for Halifax in July, IWa.— Belle Vve^ HetlifoM.

Crowder, Richard Budden. (Liskeard)

Eld. s. of the late William Henry Crowder, esq., of Montagne-place,
Iiondon. B. in London, is nnmar. ; was educated at Eton, and at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge. Was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1821, and
goes the Western Circuit. Became a Queen's Counsel 1887. Has been
Recorder of Bristol since Aug. 1846; is Counsel for the Admiralty, and
ludge-Advocate to the Fleet ; is a Depnty-Lieut. of Cornwall. A Be-
finrmer ; in farour of extension of the soflfrage, in proportion as the
people become better educated* and *' is decidedly opposed to the arro-
gant assumption of dominion by the priesthood, whether Roman Catho*
Uc or Protestant.'' Unsnccessftilly contested Winchester in 1841 ; first
returned for Liskeard, Jan. 1848, without opposition.— 17, Carlton
House Terr. ; 1, Brick-eourif Temple ; Atheneeum i Reform i
Brookee^e.

Cubitt, William. {Andover)

B. at Buxton, Norfolk, 1791 ; m. 1814, Elisabeth, Snd d. of William
Scarlett, esq., of Norfolk. In early youth senred for a short time in the
Navy: subsequently became a builder, and for many years carried on
that business on a large scale at Gray*s InU'road. Was elected
Sheriff of London and Middlesex in 1847, and an Alderman of th«
city of London 1851. Is one of the commissioners for the Lieutenancy
of London. A Magistrate inr Middlesex and for Surrey. A Oonser-
Tative, and a supporter of Church and State, but in &Tour of fireo
trade; is willing, howerer, that the agrioulturist should be relieved by
" a lightening of his burdens ;" desirous of repealing the malt tax.
First returned for Andover in 1847.— Oroy's Inn-rd.; 21, Abekureh
lane. City; Bedford Hill Houaot Balkam, Surrey t JVilburyPark,
Cholderton, fVilte.

Currie, Raikes. (Northampton)

Seconds, of the late Isaac Currie,esq., of Bush mil, Middlesex, by
the eld. d. of Wm. Raikes, esq.; is cousin of the Rt. Hon. C. S. Lefevre,
and of Sir Pkederick Cnrrie, bart. B. 1801 ; m. 1826, Hon. Sophia, d.
of 2nd Lord Wndehouse. Educated at Eton. Is a Banker in London,
a Bank and East India proprietor. Director of the Sun Fire Office, a
Magistrate of Bucks and Essex ; a Magistrate and Deputy-Lieut, of
Middlesex. A Liberal ; advocates national education, church refbim,
and vote by ballot. Was first elected for the boiongh in 1887.— 4,
Hyde Park Terraee I Athenaeum; Rtform,

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Dalrymple, John. ( Wigtotuhire)

Eldest s. of ]^rth Dalryinple, esq. (who is beir pros, to the Earl of
Stair) by his first wife, d. of the late James Penny, esq. B. 1819. M.
1846, eld. d. of the Duke de Coiffney, ffrandd. of Sir Hew Dalrymple
Hamiltmi, bart. Has been an ofloer in the Guards. A Dep.-Lieut. of
Lanarksh. and Lord Lieat. of Wlgton. A Whiff. Formerly roted
against the abolition of the Com Laws, but in 1846 supported their
repeal. First returned for the cu. in 1841.— Si, Albtnutrte^t. t
Cfttard0' t Brookta'Si Rtform*

Dashwood, Sir Oeorge Henry, bart. ( Wycombe)

Eld. s. of the late Sir John DashwooA King, 4th bart. (who had
assumed the name of King). M. in 18S8, his cousin, Eliiabeth, d. of
Theodore Henry Broadhead, esq. Sat for Bucks firom 1882 to 1885;
was an unsuccessftU niiiiliiils in 1835 and 1837, and ha« sat for Wy-
combe since the latter year. Aliiberal.— S7( Lower Grctvenor-it. t
Reform ; fVest fVytombe, Bucks.

Davie, Sir Henry Robert Ferguson, bart. {HaddingUm
dist.)
S. of the late Robert Ferguson, esq., M.P., of Raith, Fiftahlre. M. 1888,
Prances Juliana, only sister and heir of the late Sir John Davie, bart., of
Creedy Park, Deron ; and at the dekth of her uncle. Sir Humphrey
Fhineas Davie, assumed that name by royal licence, obtaining also a
rcTival in his own ftrour of the baronetcy which had then become
extinct. Entered the Army in 1818; became a Colonel in 1841. A
Liberal ; opposed to all farther religious endowments. First returned
ibr Haddington dist. in 1847.— 48, PTilton-erese. ; Brookta'a ; Tra-
vtUers' ; United Service; Creedy Park, Crediton, Devon.

Davies, David Arthur Saunders. (Carmarlhensfu)

8. of D. Davies, esq. M.D. by Susanna, d. of Erasmus Saunders, esq. of
Pentre, Pembrokesh. B. 179S, m. in 18S6, Elisabeth Maria, d. of Col.
miipps, of WUliamston, Pembrokesh. (she died 1851). Graduated A Ji.
at Christ Church, Oxford ; is a barristeivat-law. Has been for some yean
Chairman of the Cardiganshire Quarter Sessions. A Oonservatire ; voted
for agticnltural protection, 1846; will support '*Lotd Deiby's govern*
went in affirding all practicable relief* to the agrioulturistB, and ■^ unite
in resisting all aggressions on the Piotestantitm of our conntiy.* Waa
first returned for Carmarthenshire without a contest in lM2.-*United
University; Fenlre, Netoetutle-EnUyn, Pembrokeeh.

Davison, Richard. (Belfast)

8. of Alexander Davison, esq., of Knookboy, oo. Antrim, by Mary, d.

of — McKillop, esq., of Glenarm, co. Antrim. B. at Knodcboy, 1796 ;

m. 1822, Margaret, youngest d. of George Casement, esq., M J)., of Lame,

Antrim, and sister of the late Sir William Casement, K.C.B., of

MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 163

CalcattA. Admitted a Solicitor in Janaary, 1818, and practised in Bel<
faat, being senior partner in the firm of Davison and %gmna i U soli-
citor to the Antrim Grand Jury, to the Belikst Harboor Commisiionen,
to the Bdfast Banking Company, the Bellkst and Ballymena Railway
Company* &c. A OonserratiTe, and a supporter generally of Lord Dertiy'a
goremment, but opposed to the reimposition of a doty on foreign com,
to the repeal of the navigation laws, and to the Maynooth grant ; will
rapport flree trade generally if made reciprocal ; in &vonr of compensa-
tion to tenants for improvements, bat against general tenant right where
no improvements have been made. First returned for Bellkst in July,
lS62.—DonefffiU-pl., Be^aat; The Abbry^ fVhUe- Abbey, Be^aaU

Deedes, William. {Kent^ East)

Eld. a. of the late William Deedes, esq. of Sandling Park, Kent, who
was in 1807 elected M.P. for Hythe. B. 1796 ; m. in 1888 Emily Octavia,
d. of Edward Taylor, esq. formerly of Bilk-ons, Kent. Was educated at
Winchester and Corpus Christi Coll. Oxford, but was afterwards elected
a Fellow of All Souls* OoU. Cambridge. Of Conservative principles i
voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Is Chairman of Quarter Sessions,
a Dep^Lieut. for Kent, and Major-Commandant of the East Kent Yeo-
manry Cavalry. Was first returned ibr Bast Kent in 1846 without o^fpo-
tition.— 21, Lower Belffravg^t.; Travellere* t Carlton, • Sandling
Park, Hythe, Kent.

Denison, Edmund Beckett. {Yorkshire, West Riding)

6th s. of Sir John Beckett (Ist bart.). B. 1787 ; m. 1814 Maria, d. of
William Beverley, esq., of Beverley, and great-niece of Sir Thos. Deni-
ion. Aasumed the additional name of Denison by royal licence, 1816. A
Depnty-Iieut. and Magistrate for the East and West Ridings of Yorksh.
A Conservative ; voted for agricultural protection 1846, but would not
now revive the com laws ; will vote for the repeal of the Maynooth
grant; will promote the sound religious education of the lower classes.
Sat for the West Riding of Yorksh. from 1841 till the general election
1847 1 again returned Dec. 1848.-3, Hobart-pl.f Eaton-eq.s 7, Stone-
buildings, Lineoln'elnn; Carlton; Grimthorpe, Yorksh.

Denison, John Evelyn. {Malton)

Eld. s. of the late John Denison, esq., of Ossington, by his Sind wife,
d. of Samuel Estwicke, esq. B. 1800 ; m. 1827 Lady Charlotte, 8rd d. of
the 4th Duke of Portland. Graduated M.A. Christ Chorch, Oxford,
18S8. Was a Lord of the Admiralty f^om May, 1827, to Feb. 1828. A
Reformer ; was a fitiend to the com laws, but voted for flree trade, 1846.
Is Patron of 2 livings. A LiberaL Sat for Newcastle-under-Lyme fkom
July,1828, tm 1826, and for Hastings from Dec. 1826, till 1880 ; waselected
for Nottinghamsh. in 1881 ; was retarned at the same time for Liverpool,
but chose to sit for the county. First returned for Malton in 1841.-
40, Pieeadillyi Ossington Hall, Newark, Nottinghamsh.

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164 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Dent, John Dent. (Knaresborough)

Eld. s. of Joseph Dent, esq., of RUMton HaU, YorkBhire, and Wiii<
terton, Linoolnahire (who ajewned that name fai 1884, la lien of hte
patronymic, Tricket) by Martha, d. of Joseph Birley, esq. B. 1896 }
unmarried. Educated at Eton, and Trinity Coll. Cambridge, where
be was 16th Senior Optime in 1848. Was called to the bar at IJnooln's
Inn in 1861, bat does not practise. A Liberal. First returned for
Knaresborough in July, 1862, bat cannot take his seat till after the
report of a Committee, in consequence of three candidates haidng each
polled 118 ▼otesy while the boroagh is only entitled to two members. —
A^redi Ribeton HaU, fVetherby, Yorkshire.

Dering, Sir Edward Cholmeley, Bart. {Kent, East)
Only s. of the late Bdwaid Deiing, esq., by Henrietta, dd. d. and co-
heir of the late Richard Neville, esq., of Fmrness, co. Kildare. Descended
from one of the most ancient families in the Idngdom, possesaiDg a dis-
tinct Saxon origin. B. at Barham, Kent, 1807 ; m. 1883, the Hon.
Jane, 8rd d. of the 3nd Lord Kensington. A magistrate and depnty-tteut.
of Kent. A " Liberal Conservative;'* in favour of fi-ee trade, church
reform, inquiry req>ecting Maynooth, and a readjustment of taxation for
the relief of agriculture; will support a moderate extension of the
fhunchise conditional on education, but is opposed to ** laige organic
changes.'* Was an unsuccessftil candidate for East Kent, in Feb. 186S;
first returned in July, lSb2. —Surretiden Dering, Aehford, Kent,

Devereux, John Thomas. ( Wexford, bor.)

B. in Wexford. A Liberal, and in fkrour of a repeal of the Union,
will support the ** tenant-right." First returned for Wexford in 1847
without qsposition.— Affonn and Stqfford-et. Chib* t Rockland*,
PTe^tford.

Disraeli, Right Hon. Benjamin. (Bucks)

Eld.s. of I.D*Israeli,esq., D.C.L., ofBradenham Manor, Bucks (the
author of the *< Cariosities of Literature "). B . Dec. 1 806, m. in 1889 Mra.
Wyndham Lewis of Pantgwynlaw Castle, Olamorgansh., widow of his late
colleague the member for Maidstone. Appointed Chancdlor of the
Exchequer, March, 1862, salary £6000. Is the author of '* Coningaby,**
fitc. A magistrate for the county of Bucks. A Conservative; roted
for agricultural protection, 1846; in 1851 brought forward a motion
praying the government to introduce measures " for the relief of the
owners and occupiers of land." Represented Maidstone in the Par-
liament of 1887 ; Shrewsbury fh>m 1841 to 1847; and Bucks since the
last date.— 1, Groevenor Gate, Park-tanet Huffhenden Manor,
Bueke.

'^ivett, Edward. (Exeter)

\ 1836, d. of O. Ross, esq. Is a magistrate for Devon. A Liberal ;

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 165

U in favour of the ballot and short Parliaments. Has sat for the
borough since 1832.— 97, Eaton-tq.f Reform Club s 'By stocky Sid-
mouth, Devon.

Dod, John Whitehall. {Salop^ North)

Only surviving s. of the late John Dod, esq., of Cloveiley Hall, Salop
(which the family have held uninterruptedly since 1380, having been
aettledat Calverhall, the adjoining manor, for three centqries previously
— ^which latter estate is also retained to the present day). B.atClo-
yeiley, 1707 ; m. Ist, 1822, Elieabeth, dd. d. of the late Rev. George
Allanson, of Middleton Quemhow, co. York (she died 1837) ; 2ndly,
1841, Anne Caroline, 2nd d. of the late Yenerable Francis Wrangham,^
Alchdeaeon of the East Riding of York. Graduated B. A ., Christ's ColU
Cambridge, 1820 ; vras appointed Capt. Commandant, North Shropshire
Yeomanry Cavalry, 1823; served the office of Sheriff of Salop, 1825;
appointed a Dep.-Lient. of Salop in 1846. A Conservative; will give
hjs cordial support and co-operation to Lord Derby's government ; will
support the Chnrch in its integrity here and in Ireland; will resist
ftarllier concessions to the Church of Rome, and is opposed to the ad-
mission of the Jews to any share in oor Christian legislature. First
returned for Salop, North, without opposition, on the sucoesrion of
Visct. CUve to the Earldom of Fowls, February, 1848.— CarWon,
fV\fndham! Cloverlty Hall, fVhitchurcK Salopt Brouffhton Hall,
Fliniah,

Dodd, George, F.S.A. {Maidstone)

S. of the late Geo. Dodd, esq. of Montagu-sq. M. d. of the late Joseph
Sanders, esq. Is a commissioner of Lieutenancy for London, a Ma*
gistrate and Dep.-Lieut. for Middlesex, and a Director of several public
companies. One of the Gentlemen of her Majesty's Privy Chamber.
A Conservative ; voted for agricultural protection, 1846. First elected
forMaidstone, 1841.— 9, 6rosv«nor-jD/./ Carlton i Conservative,

Drax, John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erie-. ( Wareham)

Son of S. E. Sawbridge, esq. and grands, of Aid. Sawbridge, who sat
for London upwards of 30 years. Assumed the names of Erle-Drax,
1828. B. 1800 ; m. in 1827, only d. of the late Richard Erie Drax Grosve-
nor, esq. Is patron of 6 livings. "Never was a free trader, bat a firm
supporter of native industry;" voted for agricultural protection, 1846;
•was formerly in favour of the ballot. First returned for the borongh
in 1841.— 20, King-at., St. James* ; fVyndham; Charborough Park
and Hokteet House, DorsetsH.; Bllerton jibbey, Yorksh.; BourM
Cliffb Villa, Hants i Olatitigh House, Kent.

Drumlanrig, Visct. {Dumjriessh*)

Only s. of the Marq. of Queensberry. B. in Edinburgh, 1818 ; m. 184'*

166 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Caroline, d. of Sir William Robert CUyton, bart. Was educated at Eto«.
Was a Cornet in 3nd Life Guards, bat retired in 1844. Is a Lord Lieut,
of Dumfiriessh. ** A Tory, but a liberal one ;* against the endowment of
tbe Roman Catholic Clergy, but an adrocate of entire religions liberty.
First returned for Dumfiriessh. in 1847 without opposition.— 79, Glou-
eeater-pl.^ Portman-sq.i Arthur^ s and St. Jamet's Club a ; Kin-
mountt and Glen SUwart, Dumfrie»9h.

Drummond, Henry, F.R.S. (Surrey, West)

Eld. s. of the late Henry Dnimmond, esq., banker in London, by the d.
of the 1st y isct. Melville (she m. 3ndly James Strange, esq.}. Represents
a junior branch of Tisct. Strathallan's family. B. 1786 ; m. 1807, Lady
Henrietta^ eld. d. of the 9th Eail of KinnonU. Member of the Royal
Academy of Fine Arts at Florence; founded the Professorship of Politi-
cal Economy, at Oxford. A Magistrate of Surrey ; President of the
Western Literary Institution. A Conservative ; oonsideTs that *'tlf
beverage of the people should be as free flrom taxation as their broad ;"
is opposed to all measures for " taking money firom one sect to support
the clergy of another sect." First elected for West Surrey in 1847,
-without opposition.— 9, Lotoer Grosvenor'St. t Albury Park, Guild-
ford, Surrey.

Du Cane, Charles. (MaJdoni)

S. of Capt. Charles Dn Case, R.N., of Biaxted Park, Wltham, Essex,
by Frances, 2nd d. of the Rev. Charles Prideaux Brune, of Prideaux
Place, Padslow, Cornwall. B.at Ryde, Isle of Wight, 183K; unmarried.
Educated at the Charterhouse, and at Exeter Coll. Oxford, where he was
iburth class in claseics and mathematics in 1847. Patron of 1 living. A
Conservative ; declared himself *' a firm supporter of Lord Derby and his
ministry, an advocate for a moderate fixed daty on foreign corn, and a
decided opponent of the grant to Maynooth.*' First returned for Maldoa
in July, 1852. — M, Loumdee aq. f Arthur^*; Conservative; Braeted
Park, PFitham, Essex.

Duckworth, Sir John Thomas BuUer, bart. {Exeter)
S. of the late Admiral Sir John T. Duckworth, bart. B. 1809; m.l860,
youngest d. of the late John Buller, esq., of Morval, Cornwall. Was
educated at Eton and Oriel Coll. Oxford. Was appointed Major of
the 1st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry in 1844, and Dep.-Lieut. of Devon
1848. A Conservative; voted fior agricultural protection, 184A, but
will not support the reimposition of a duty on corn; will 'vote
against the Maynooth grant, unless by so doing he should peril the exist-
ence of Lord Derby's ministry.* First returned for Exeter in 1845.
—77, Baton-pl. ; Carlton f TraveUere',' Boodle**/ OitfordemdCam-
'^•; fVear House, Devonsh,

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Duff, George Skene. (Elgin dist.)

Second s. of Gen. the Hon. Sir Alexander Doff, bj the youngest d. of
James Stein, esq.; Is nephew to the 4th Earl of Fife. B. at Edinburgh
1816 ; is unm. Was snocessirely attacfa6 to the embassies of Paris and
of Yienna, dnringa period of six years. Appointed Dep.-Lient. of El*
ginsh., 1848. A Liberal ; opposed to the ballot, in faTonr of a gradual
removal of the timber duties, and in favour of a syvtem of united national
education, on religious principles, for Scotland. First returned for the
Elgin dist. of burghs in 1847.— 180, Pieeacttlfy; Brookea*a Clubt
Milton Duff, Etffinsh. t DelgtUy C«t*tie, Turriff, Aberdeensh.

Duff, James. (Banffsh.)

Eld. a. of the late Gen. the Hon. Sir .Alexander Duff, O.C.H. and heir
presumptive to his unole, the 4th Earl of Fife. B. in Bdinbnigh, 1814 1
m. 1846, Lady Agnes Oeorgiana, 2nd d. of 16th Earl of Bnol. A Dep.-
Lieut, of Banff and of Aberdeensh. ; appointed Dep.- Lieut, of Elginsh.,
1848. Of liberal politics . Formerly voted against an abolition of the Corn
Laws, but in 1846 supported their repeal. Has sat for Banffish. since
1887<— 41, Baionrpl. ; Delgaiy Castle, jiberdemsh.

Duffy, Charles Gavan. (New Rots)

S. of Mr. Dul^, a tumtx, in the co. of Monaghan. B. in Monaghan,
1816; m. 1st, 1843, Emily, d. of Francis McLaughlin, esq., of Bellhst,
nerchant, and grandd. of the McDermott, of Coolayin (she died 1846) ;
Sndly, 1846, Susan, d. of Philip Hughes, esq., of Newry, merchant.
Educated at the Belfast Institution. Was called to the bar in Ire.
land, 1846. Founder and editor of the Nation newspaper. Edited the
" Ballad Poetry of Ireland," and other volumes of the '* Library of Ire-
land." Of extreme Liberal opinions; was one of thefionnden of the
Irish tenant league ; one of the State Prisoners with Mr. Daniel O'Con.
nell in 1844, and one of the prisoners prosecuted for treason and fklony
in 1848. First returned for New Ross in July, 1862.— 16, pycUtham-
terraet, Blaetroetf Dublin,

Duke, Sir James, bart. (London)

S. of Mr. John Duke, merchant, of Montrose. B. at Montroee. Entered
the Civil Department of the Royal Navy at an early age, under Capt. Sir
Peter Parker, bt. Was with the late Lord Exmouth when Commander-in-
Chief in the Mediterranean, and was Secretary to the late Admiral Sir
John Gore at the close of the war. Commenced his commercial career in
London in 1819 { was chosen Sheriff of London and Middlesex in 1886,
having the previous year been appointed a Magistrate for Middlesex.
Bleeted Lord Mayor of London, 1848-9. A Deputy-Lieut, for London
and for Middlesex ; an Alderman of London (elected 1840 for hiringdon'
without); a Magistrate for Sussex, and a Commissioner of the Lien-
tenancy of London. Is of Whig principles, fhrounble to the ballot, a*' '

168 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

to the shorter duration of ParliameiitB; thinks the income tax shoald
be readjusted ; was formerly opposed to any alteration in the corn laws*
bat voted for their repeal in 1846. Sat for Boston from 1887 till July*
1849, when he was returned for London without opposition.— 48, Port-
land-pl. t 82, St. Margarefs Hittt Rt(form and Citf/ Clubet Ft^td-
plaet ManoTt Horsham,

Duncan, George. {Dundee)

B. 1791. Has been a merchant in the borough, but retired in 1881.
Was mainly instrumental in introducing Steam Nayigution between
Dundee and London. A Liberal ; voted in 184 2 in ftTonr of Mr. YilUers'
motion for the repeal of the com laws; is opposed to any grant to May.
nooth. First returned for Dundee, 1841.— 1, Btlifraoe-at. South t Re-
form i The F'ine, Dundee.

Duncombe, Hon. Arthur. (Yorksh, East Riding)

Second surviving s. of Isc Lord Ferersham; b. 1806) m.inl886, d. of
J. W. Field, esq. Became a Capt. in the Navy, 1884. Has been Oroom
in Waiting to the Queen. Appointed a Lord of the Admiralty, Manh
1852, salary jflOOO. A Conservative; voted for agricultural protec-
tion, 1846; in ftvour of inquiry respecting Maynooth. Was elected
for East Retford, in 1880; but lost his seat at the ensuing election,
in consequence of his opposition to the first Reform Bill. Was re-
elected in 1885, and sat for East Retford flfom that date till Oct. 1861,
when he was returned without opposition for the East Riding of York-
shire.— 22, ffrosvenor-s^uare; Carlton; XihuoichmPerey, Yorkeh.;
Biehop Field, Notts.

Duncombe, Hon. Octavius. ( rbrArM. North Riding)

Fifth s. of the 1st Lord Feversham. B. 1817; m. 1842, Lady Emily
Caroline, eld. d. of Ist Earl of Cawdor. Was Ibnuerly Lieut, in the
Ist Lift Guards. Is a Deputy-Lieut, of Huntingdonshire. A Conserve
tive ; voted for agricultural protection, 1846, but wiU now content
himself with other measures of relief: is opposed to the endowment of
the Roman Catholic Gburch. First elected for the North Riding imme-
diately after the general election in 1841.— Cordon ; fVeeterdale,
Guteborouffh, Yorkeh. t ffaresley Park, Huniingdeneh,

Duncombe, Hon. William Ernest. {Eatt Retford)

Eld. s. of the 2nd Lord Feversham, by tiie 8rd d. of the 8th Earl of
Ckilloway. B. at Hooton Pagnell House, near Doncaster, 1888 ; m.l86],
Mabel, the 2nd d. of the Right Hon. Sir James R. Graham, Bart. Ap-
pointed Cornet Yorfcshire Hussan, 1850. A Conservative i in Ihvonr
of agiiBultural protection. First returned for East Retford, Feb., 1852^
on the retiremeBt of his nnele, the Hon . Captain Arthur Duncombe, R.N.
—26, Belgrave eq.; Dwneombe Park, Yortehire,

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Dancombe, Thomas Slingsby. (Finsbury)

Eld. s. of Thos.l>anoonibe,eflq. of Copfprove, neurBoroagfabTidge(br. of
1st Lord FeverBhnra), by the d. of Buihop (Hinchdiffe) of Peterborough.
A Radical Reformer. Is iu favoar of triennial parliaments, and the
ballot Sat for Hertford from 1824 to 1832, in ^hich year he was
<deeted by Lords Mahon and Ingestre, bnt the election was sabse-
qnently declared roid, though no new writ was issued. Has sat for
Finsbnry since 1884. —88, Sf.James'S'St.f Rtfortn Club.

Dondaa, Frederic. (Orkney and Shetland)

Eld. s. of the late Hon. Charles Lawrence Dundas, by Lady Caroline,
8nd d. of the 5th Doke of St. Albans. B. 1802; m. 1847, Grace, eld. d.
of the late Sir Ralph St. George Gore, bart. A Liberal ; in favour of the
ballot. Sat for Orkney firom July, 1887, to July, 1847, when he was an
muracoesiftil candidate I regained his seat in July, 1852.— 24, Hanover'
sqtutrw,

Dundas, George. (Linltihgowsh.)

Eld. s. of James Dandas, esq., of Dondas, Linlithgowsh., by the d. of
the celebrated Admiral 1st Yisct. Duncan. His father is chief of the
Dundas family, whose ancient castle and lands have descended in the
male line since the 12th century. B. at Dundas Castle 1810. A Dep.-
Lieut, of Linlithgowsh. Formerly an olBcer in the Rifle Brigade ; served
at Bermuda, in Nora Scotia, and in the Mediterranean ; retired flrom the
Anny in Dec. 1844. A Conserratiye ; formorly in favour of free trade,
bat voted for a return to agricultural protection 1850 ; adverse to all
endowments of religious creeds which are opposed to the Established
Church ; in favourof a revision of the Game Laws. FiM returned for
Linlithgowsh. in 1847, without opposition.— S6, Pall Mallt Carlton
Clubt Dundat Cattlt, South Queen^ferry, LtnlUhffowth,

Dunlop, Alexander Murray. {Greenock)

8. of the late Alexander Dunlop, esq., of Keppvieh, co. Dumbarton
(sometime a banker in Greenock), by Margaret, d. of William Oolqu-
lioun, esq., of Kenmure, co. Lanark. B. at Greenock 1708 ; m. 1844,
Rlin Esther, only child of the late John Murray, esq., of Aindie-place,
Edinburgh. Educated at Greenock Grammar-school , and the University
of Edinburgh ; received the honorary degree of LL.D. from Princeton
Univerfeity, United States of America. Was called to the bar in Soot*
land in 1820. Was Ibr several years Assessor to the town of Greenock.
Author of treatises on Scottish Poor Law and Parochial Law, pamphlets
on the Scottish Church controversy (in which he took part, as a member
of the General Assembly) ; was framer of the " Claim of Rights* tut Aat
Church, and of the " Protest" made on the occasion of the disruption.
Since that event has been legal adviser to the F^ee Churdi of Scotland.
A Liberal; in fkvour of an extension of the suifrage; opposed to the

170 MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MajTBooth gnnt. Was an nnsnccenfol candidate for Greenock in ;«uuiP»f
1845, and July, 1847. First retarned in Jnly, 1852->67, Queen-st.,
Edinburgh s Coraetek House t near DumfirUa.

Dunne, Francis Plunk et. (Portarlington)

Eld. s. of Gen. Edward Dunne, of Brittas, Queen's Co.. by the d. of the
late Simon White, esq., and sister to the 1st Lord Bantry. Was educated
at Sandhurst Military Coll., and at Trinity Coll., Dublin, where he waa
first class. Entered the Army as Ensign in 1823; served in the 7tfa
Dragoon Guards, in the 10th Foot, and on the Staff, in Greece and at
home ; was made a Major in the Army in 1840, and a Lieut-Col. 1851.
Is Lieut.-CoL of Queen's Co. Militia, and a Dep.-Lient. of Queen's Co.
Appointed Clerk of the Ordnance, March , 1862, salary jf 1200. A Whig,
opposed to the repeal of the Union ; voted for a return to agricultural
protection 1850. Was an unsuccessful candidate for Portarlington in
1837; first elected in 1847.— Juntor United Service Clubi Brittae,
CUmeelie, Queeh's Co.

Dunne, Michael. {Qtieen's Co,)

8. of William Dunne, esq. B. at Ballymanns, Queen's Co., 1800; m.
1888, d. of John Cassidy, esq., of Monastereran, co. Kildare. Educated
at Stoneyhunt Coll., Lancashire. A magistrate for Queen's Co. A Li-
beral ; in &TOUT of tenant right in Ireland. First returned for Qaeen'a
Co., in July, 1952,— Battffmanus, StrctdbaUy, Queeh'e Co.

Du Pr^, Caledon George. (Buckinghamsh,)

Eld. s. of James Du Pri, esq., of Wilton Park, Bucks., by the d. of Sir
Wm. Maxwell, 4th Bart. ; is cousin of the Earl of Caledon. B. 1817 ;
m. Louisa Comwallis, third d. of Sir Wm. Maxwell, fifth bart. A
magistrate And deputy-lieut. of Bucks. A Conservative; voted for
agricultural protection, 1840; opposed to the endowment of the
Roman Catholic Cletgy. First returned for Bucks in 1889.— 40, Port-
land Place I fViUon Park, Bucke,

East, Sir James Buller^ bart., D.C.L. ( Winchester)

Eld. s. of the late Right Hon. Sir Edward Hyde East, bart., formerly
Chief Justice at Calcutta ;. b. 1789; m. in 1822 Caroline Eliza, 2nd d. of
J . Henry Leigh , esq. of Stoneleigh Abbey, Warwickshire. Was called to
the Bar at the Inner Temple 1818. A Conservative ; voted for agricul-
tural protection. 1846, but is now " averne to any recurrence to that
system;" is prepared to " rescind the grant to Maynooth." Succeeded
his father in the representation of the city in 1830; was thrown out
in 1882, but re-elected by a large majority in 1886, since which period
he has retained his seat.— 117, JEa/o»-«9.; Carlton; Bourton House,
Moreton in Marsh, Gloueestersh.

Eccles, William. (Blackburn)

B. 1794. Educated as an attorney and practised for SO years ; quitted

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. I?!

. that profeuion in 1840, and ban been a cotton spinner and mannfactarer
«ince that year. Took a prominent part at Blackbvm daring the Reform
agitation, and was chairman of Sir Wm. Feilden's committee at the first
election for Blackbnm. Was chairman of the Blackbom Anti-Corn Law
Association from 1841 to 1846. A Lilieral ; in favour ot extension of the
Bofflrage, yote by ballot, and a syntem of national education. First re-
tamed for Blaekbum, Jnly, lS62.—Sprinff Mount, Blackburn.

Egerton, Edward Christopher. {Macclesfield)

Foarth s. of Wilbraham Egerton, esq., of Tatton Paric, by Elieabeth,
9nd d. of Sir Christopher Sykes, Bart., of Sledmeie Hoase, Yorkshire.
B. at Tatton Park, 1816 ; m. 1845, Lady Mary Frances, d. of the 3nd
Earl MauTers. Educated at Harrow School, and at Christ Chnrch Oxford,
where he graduated B.A., 1887 ; obtained a fellowship at All Soals'
Coll., and graduated B.C.L., 1841. Was called to the bar at the Inner
Temple, Jane, 1840. A " Liberal ConserTatire ;** opposed to a duty on
com, and to the Maynooth grant, but is *' ready to readjast the burdens
of nneqoal taxation'', and to give a general support to Lord Derby's
government ; will favour a moderate extension of the suflSrage. Was an
nnsnccessAiI candidate for Chester in July, 1850 ; first returned for Mac-
clesfield, July, 1853.— 18, Lowndtt 9q. ; Travellers' t Carlton i Sandar-
tttad Court, near Croydon, Surrey.

Egerton, Sir Philip de Malpas Grey, bt* (Chesh. South)
S. of the late Rev. Sir Philip Grey Egerton (0th bart.}. B. 1806; m.
in 1883 Anna Elisabeth, Snd d. of the late Geo. J. Legh, Esq. Is patron
of 8 livings; a deputy-lieut. of Cheshire. A Conservative; voted for
agricultural protection, 1846. Sat for Chester in the Parliament of
1880.. Contested Cheshire, North, unsaccessitally, in 1833; but was
elected without opposition in 1885.— 83, fViUon-erese.; Carlton;
AthenoBum; Oulton Park, Tarporley, Chesh.

Bgerton, William Tatton. (Chesh, North)

S. of Wilbraham Egerton, esq., by the d. of Sir Christopher Sykesy
(Snd bart.) of Sledmere, and grands, of William Egerton, esq., of Tatton
Park, who each represented the county for upwards of 30 years. B.
1806 ; m. 1830, Lady Charlotte Elisabeth, eld. d. of the 3nd Marq. of
Ely. A Conservative, but in favour of trte trade . Sat for Lymington iu
1880. Has sat for the county since 1883.— 48, fViUon-cresoent ; Carl-
ton,- Tatton Park, Chesh.

Ellice, Rt. Hon. Edward. (Coventry)

M. 1st, 1809, Hannah Althea, youngest sister of 3nd Earl Orey, and
widow of Capt. Bettesworth, R.N.i Sndly , in 1843, the Countess of Leices-
ter, relict of the 1st Earl and 8rd d. of 4th Earl of Albemarle (she died
1844|}. Was a merchant in London; was joint Secretary of the Tiea*

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stay from Noy. 1830 , till Aajj. 1832; and Secretary at War from AprD^
1883, till Dec. 1884. A Reformer. A West India and Canadian pro-
|>rietor. Has sat for Coventry since 1818, with the exception of the
period from 1826 to 1830.— 18* ArUngtot^st.; R^orm Club; HortUy
"Park, Surrey.

Ellice, Edward, jun. (St. Andrew* s dist.)

8. of the Rt. Hon. Edward Ellice, M.P. for Coventry, and neph. of Capt.
Ellice, R.N. ; m. d. of Gen. Balfour. Of strong Liberal opinions ; in
fkvoar of an extension of the franchise and vote by ballot ; opposed to
the Maynooth grant, and all religions endowments. Unsacoessftally
contested the Bnrghs of Inverness in 1835. Sat from May to Jnly, 1837,
for Hnddersfield. Has represented St. Andrew's since the general elec-
tion, 1887.— 18j Arlington-st.; Reform Clubt Glenquoioh, Inuer-
neas-ahire.

Elliot, Hon. John Edmund. (Roxburgksh.)

Third s. of the 1st Earl of Minto, by the eld. d. of Sir George Amyand,
bart. B. 1788 ; m. 1809, Amelia, Srd d. of James Henry Casamajor, eaq.,
of Madras. Was formerly in the civil service of the East India Com.
pany in Bengal. Was Secretary to the Board of Controal, resigned
March, 1852. A Liberal, has voted in favour of the ballot. Sat fbr
Roxbnrghsh. from 1887 to 1841 ; was an nnsaccessfU candidate at the
general election in the latter year, bat was returned in 1847.— 41 «
fViUon-oreac. t Reform Club ; MirUo Caatle, Roxburghah.

Emlyn, Visct. (Pemhrokesh.)

Eld. s. of the Earl Cawdor} b.in Grosvenor-sq., 1817; m. in 1842, d.
of Hon. Col. Cavendish, and grandd. of 1st Earl of Burlington. A Dep.-
Lieut. of Carmarthenshire and of Nairn. Graduated at Christ Church
Coll., Oxford, M.A. 1840. A Conservative; voted fbr agricultural pro-
tection, 1846. First returned for the co. in 1841.— 8,7V/n«y-«/., South
Audley-at.; Carlton; Staekpole Court, Pembrokeah.

Esmonde, John. ( JVaterford, co.)

8. of the late Lieut. James Esmonde, R.N., of Pemhrokestown, oo.
Waterfbrd (who was bro. of the Right Hon. Sir Thtmas Esmonde, bart.),
by Anna Maria, d. of James Murphy, esq., of Ring Mahon Castle, Cork.
B. at ILilmanock, co. Wexford, 1826. Educated at Clongowes Wood and
at Trinity College, Dublin, where he obtained 2nd class honours. Was
called to the bar in Ireland, 1850. A Liberal ; in favour of tenant-ri^t in
Ireland. First returned for Waterford in July, 1852.— 9, Great Den-
mark-ai., Dublin; Pembrokeatown, co. fVaterford.

Euston, Earl of. (Thetford)

Eld. 8. of the Duke of Grafton (who formerly sat fur Thetford). B.18I9.
Was attach6 to the Britinh legation at Naples. Was Colonel of the West
Suffolk Militia for a short period in 1846, but resigned. Appointed t Dep.-

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Uent. of Northampton, May, 1846. A Liberal ; opposed to the eadow-
ment of the Roman Catholic clergy. First returned for Thetford in 1847.
—47, Clarget-st.; Reform t fVak^ld Lodge ^ Stoney Stratford i
Eueton Hallt Thetford, Norfolk.

Evans, Sir De Lacy, K.C.B. {Westminster)

8. of John Evans, esq. of Miltown, Ireland. B. at Moig in
Ireland, 1787 ; m. in 1884, Jesette, d. of the late Col. R. Aihuthnot,
and widow of P. Hughes, esq. of the E. I. C. service. Is a MaJ. Oen.
in the Army; and a Lieut. Gen. in the Spanish National Army. Was
at Waterloo. In 1886 was appointed to the command of the British
Auxiliary Force in Spain. A Liberal ; in faronr of free trade, the
extension of the suftage, the enfranchisement of large towns, rote by
ballot, abolition of church rates, he. Sat for Rye in the Parliament of
1881; unsuccessfully contested that borough as well as Westminster in
1832 : sat for the laUer city from 1883 to 1841 ; and since Feb., 1846.—
26, Bryarutone-sq.

Evans, William. (Derbyshire, North)

Eld. 8. of William Erans, esq. of Darley, by the d. of Jedediah Strntt,
esq. B. Jan. 1788 ; m. in 1820, Mary, d. of the Rer. Thomas Gisborne,
of Toxhall Lodge, Staffordshire, and sister of the late Thomas Ois*
borne, esq., (many years member for Derby sh. North). Was Sheriff of
Derbyshire In 1829. Holds liberal opinions. Formerly voted against
the abolition of the Corn Laws, but in 1846 supported their repeal.
Sat for Retford in 1818 and 1820; for Leicester from 1830 till 1832; was
unsuccessful in the latter borough in 1826 and in 1886; has sat for
Derbysh. North, since 1837.— Paritffow««4 Kensington Gore ; Atlesiree
Hall, Derby sh»

Evelyn, William John. {Surrey, West)

Eld. 8. of the late George Evelyn, esq., of Wotton, Surrey, by the d.
of James Henry Massy-Dawson, esq., of Ballynacourte, formerly M.P.
for Clonmell. A descendant of an uncle of John Evelyn, the well-known
author of the *'Sylva.'' B. 1822. Educated at Rugby school, and at
Balliol Coll., Oxford, where he graduated B.A. A Conservative; is
willing to " support Lord Derby's government in any well-considered
measures for the relief of the agricnltaral interest," and is *< determined
to uphold the Protestant principles of this country against all aggression
of the Court of Rome." First returned for Surrey, West, Aug. 1849.—
Oitford and Cambridge Club ; fVotton, Surrey.

Ewart, William. {Dumfries dist.)

S. of William Ewart, esq., an extensive merchant at Liverpool.
B. at Liverpool 1798 1 m. 1829 his cousin, Mary Ann, d. of G. A. Lee,
jesq., of Manchester (since dead). Educated at Eton and at Christ Church,
Oxford, where he graduated B.A< 1821 ; gained the University priae for

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BngUdi rent 1810. CaUed to the Bar at the Middle Temple Jan. 1827.
A Radical Refbnner; in forooT of trieunial Parliaments, and the ballot ;
was instmmental in proonring the abolition of capital punishment in
eases of cattle stealing, sacrilege, &c., in 1838: also introdaeed the
Prisoncts' Counsel Act in 1838, and the Act for Free Public liibraries in
1860; is opposed to the grant to Maynooth. Sat for Bletchiugley flrom
1838 till 1830, for Liverpool from 1830 to 1837, forWigan from 1889
till 1841, when he was returned for Dumfries dist. — 6, Cambridffe-aq.,
HydaPttrkt United UtUvertity and Reform Clubs,

Fagan, William Trant. {Cork, city)

Eld. s. of the late James Fagan, esq., of Cork, by tiie d. of Tgnatioa
"nrant, esq., of Cork ; is chief in Ireland of the ancient family of Fttgan,
of Feltrim. B. in Cork 1801 ; m. 1827, Mary, d. of Charles Addis, eoq., of
London. Was educated at Southall Park, Middlesex; is a merdiant
and an Aldennan of Cork, of which city he has filled the office of Mayor ;
Is author of ** The Life and Times of Daniel O'ConneU.'' A Repealer;
in favour of free trade. First elected for Cork city in 1847 ; and although
at the head of the poll, was desirous of resigning in favour of Ifr.
Mc Carthy; after some indecision, the retaining officer was eventually
advised by his assessor to reftise the resignation as illegal, and to return
the two members highest on the poll as duly elected. Vacated his seat
April, 1851; re-elected July, 1853.— /{<form Clitb; Feltrim, eo. Cork,

Farnham, Edward Basil. {Leicesterth, North)

Eld. s. of the late Edward Famham, esq. of Qnomdon, by the d. and
co'heiress of the Rev. Dr. Rhudde, one of the chaplains in ordinary to
George III. The family have held the Quomdon estates since the reign
of Edw. I. B. 1799 ; m. 1851, Gertnide Emily, Snd d. of Sir William
Hartopp (8rd bart.), of Four Oaks Hall, Warwicksh. Is a Deputy-Lient.
for Leicestersh. Appointed migor in the Leicestersh. Yeomanry Ca-
valry, May, 1853. A Conservative; voted for agricultural protection,
1846 ; will support " acarefol revision of taxation," and the repeal of the
malt tax ; opposed to the Maynooth grant and any farther concessionB
to the Roman Catholics. First returned for Leicestersh. 1887.— 68,
St. Jamee^a-»t.; Quomdon House, Leteeatere/L

Farrer, James. {Durtiam, South)

Eld. 8. of James William Farrer, esq., of Ingleborough, Torksh., a
Master in Chancery, by Henrietta, relict of the Hon. John Scott, and
only d. of Sir Matthew White Ridley , bart. ; is therefore half-bro. to 3nd
Earl of Eldon. B. in London 1813; is unm. Was educated at Win>
Chester, and at New Coll., Oxford. A Dep.-Lieut. for the West Riding
of York, and a Magistrate for Durham, Westmoreland, and the West
Biding. A Conservative and Protectionist, but " does not think it
would be right to attempt a reimposition of a duty on foreign com i* will
** anxiously support the introdoetion of such meajures as may relieve

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the shippins interestB;*' opposed to the endowment of the Roman
Cathdic Clergy. Was an unsooceMftil candidate for Durham, South,
in 1841; first elected in 1847 without opposition. — 14, Quettist.,
Ma/fifairi Chaneery-lane ; Carlton t IngUborough, Lemoatter,

Fellowes, Edward. (Huntingdonshire)

S . of Wm. H. Fellowes, esq., by Emma, d. of the late Richard Benyon,
esq., of Englefield Hoase, Berks. B. April 14, 1809; m. 1846, Hon.
Mary Julia, eld. d. of 4th Baron Sondes. Was lately in the 16th Hus-
sars. Is a Magistrate, and Deputy-Lieut, for the county of Huntingdon.
Appoiiited a Deputy-Lieut, of Norfolk in 1847. A Conservatire ; yoted
for agricultural protection, 1846; and ** looks with confidence to such
measures as Lord Dertiy may propose for the relief of agriculture.'* First
letumed for Huntingdnnsh. in 1887.— 8, Belgrave-aq.; Junior United
Service t Ratneey jibbey, Huntingdoneh.; Haverland- Hill, Nor-
folk.

Fergus, John. {Fifesh,)

8. of Walter Fergus, esq., for many years Provost of Kirkaldy. Is a
manofactnrer and merchant at Kirkaldy. ADeputy-Lieut. of Fifesh. A
Reformer; is opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy,
Toted against the repeal of the malt tax in 1885; will "always be
anxious to promote measures fbr the education of the masses of the
people.*' Represented the Kirkaldy dist. of burghs from 1886 till 1887.
First returned for Fifesh. in \%^.~-Becle»ton-aq.; Brooke^*; R»'
form; KirkeUdy and StratAore, Fifesh.

Ferguson, Joseph. {Carlisle)

8. of Robert Ferguson, esq. B. at Whitehayen, 1780; m. 1815, d. of
John Clerk, esq., of Bebside House, Northumberland. Educated at
Carlisle Grammar School. A sleeping partner in a manufacturing con-
cern at Carlisle. Mayor of that city in 1887 ; a magistrate for Cumber-
land since 1840; President of the Carlisle Mechanics Institute since
1883. Of "decidedly liberal opinions; in fitrour of free trade and par-
liamentary reform ; opposed to the Maynooth grant." Was invited to
become a candidate for Carlisle in 1834, but declined; first returned in
July, lSb2.— Reform Club ; CarHtle.

Ferguson, Sir Robert Alexander, bt. (Londonderry, city)
8. of Sir Andrew Fei^pason (Ist bart.}, by the d. of Robert Alexander,
esq., of Broomhall, Londonderry. B. 1795. Graduated at Trinity CuIL,
Cambridge, M.A., 1817. Lord Lieutenant of Londonderry county. Of
Whig principles, inclining to Conservatism. He voted, however, for
Lord Ebrington's motion, expressive of confidence in the Grey Ad-
ministration. Formerly voted against an abolition of the Corn Laws,
but in 1846 supported their repeal. Has sat for the city since 1880.^
United University t T^te Farm, eo, Derry.

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Ferguson, Robert. {Kirkcddy dist.)

8. of the late Sir RoDald FergaaoD, and Dcpkew of the late Kobt. Ver.
giMoii, esq. ofBaith. Foimeily a Lieat.-Col. In the Anny. Is "faTonr-
able to extension of the snlSrage, and education to all classes and creeds."
Sncoeeded his uncle in the representation of this distriotin 1841.—
46, Clarge:at.; Brookts's and Reform Ctuba; Raith House, Fifeth,

Filmer, Sir Edmund, bart. {Kent, West)

8. of the late Capt. Filmer, and nephew of the Rev. Sir John Filiner,
whom he succeeded in the baronetcy, 1884. B. 1809 ; m. 1881, Helen,
Snd d. of Dayid Monro, esq., of Quebec. Appointed a Deputy-Iieut.
of Kent, 1840. Patron of 1 Uving. A ConserratiTe ; yoted for agricul-
tural protection, 1840; is opposed to all conoessionf to the Romam
Catholics. Has sat for Kent since 1888, when Sir William Geary
retired.— 90, Eaton-sq. ; Boat Sutton, JCtnt.

FitzGerald, John David. (JE«iim)

S. of the late Dayid FitsGerald, esq., of Dublin, merchant, by Cath».
rine, eld. d. of the late Dayid Leahy, esq., of London. B. in Dublin,
1816; m. 1846, Rose, 2nd d. <^ the late John O'Douohoe, esq., of FitK-
William-sq., Dublin, distiller. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin »
called to the bar in Ireland, 1888 ; created a Queen's Counsel in 1847,
and on the retirement of Mr. Jonathan Henn, became leader of the
Munster circuit. A Liberal : in Dayoor of tenant-right in Ireland. First

' returned for Ennis in July, 1852. - 1, Merrion-sq. fVeat, JhibUn ; Ste.
phvnfa Green Club, Dublin ; Cork County Club ; Clare County Club,

FitzGerald, Sir John Forster, K.C.B. {Clare)

Foarth s. of the late Edward FitsGerald, esq., of Carrigoran (who
was M.P. for Clare in the Irish parliament), and uncle to Sir Edward
FitsGerald, bart. M. 1889. Jean, eld. d. of the Hon. Donald Ogilyy of
Cioya. Educated at Manchester; entered the army in 1800; became a
lieut.gen. in 1841, and col.68rd foot in 1848; receiyeda cross for his
seryices in command of a light battalion and a brigade at Badajos,
Salamanca, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees. A Liberal t in fkyonr of* tenant-
right.* First returned for Clare in July, 1852.— 6, Maneheeter-eq. i
Union i fVorthing, Sussex.

Fitz-Gerald, William Robert Seymour Vesey. {Horsham}
Nephew of 2nd Lord Fitz-Gerald and Vesey, and grandson of the Rigbt
Hon. James Fitz-Gerald, Prime Serjeant of Ireland. B. 1817 ; m. 1840,
Maria Tryphena, eld. d. of Dr. Seymour. Educated at Oriel Coll., Ox-
fbrd, where he was 2nd class in classics 1837, and>gained the Newdigate
prize in 1886 ; graduated M.A. 1844. Called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn
Jan. 1889, and goes the Northern circuit. A Liberal OonseryatiTc; will
giye his snpport to Lord Derby ; thinks that in a reyision of taxation
the claims of the agriculturists should in a prominent degree be consl-

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dered; i» opposed to the present system of the property and income
tax J will yott for inquiry into the Maynooth grant. Uusaccessfolly
ooDtested Horsham July, 1847; sat for Horsham from Jane, 1848, till
September of the same year, when he was unseated on petition} le-
elected July, 1862, without opposition.— 17, fVhitehaU^I. ; Ojtford
and Cambridge : Unions Carlton ; Holbrooi, ntar Horsham ; Bal-
lylinoh, Thomasiottm, Kilkenny,

Fitz-Roy, Hon. Henry. {Lewes)

8. of 2nd Baron Southampton. B. 1807 ; m. in 1839, d. of the Baron
N. M. Rothschild. Is a magistrate for Middlesex. A Conservative, but
in favour of free trade. Was a Lord of the Admiralty from Jan. Ull
July, 1846. Sat for Great Grimsby in 1831, and for Lewes from April,
1887, till 1841. Was not retarned at the general election, 1841, but
succeeded on petition, 1842, and has sat since that date.-^2, Upper
Grosvenor-at. ; Carlton ; fVhittlebury Lodge, Northamptomh*

Fitz-William, Hon. Chas. William Wentworth. (Maiton)
Third surviving s. of the 6th Earl Fits William, by his cousin, the 4th
d. of the 1st Lord Dundas. B. at Wentworth House, Yorkshire, 1826 ;
unm. Educated at Trinity College, Cambridge. Appointed Capt. in the
Ist West York Yeomanry Cavalry in 1846. A Liberal. First returned
for Maiton in July, 1862.— ilfortimer House, HalJtin-st., Grosvenor-
sq.; fVentworth Houaet Rotherhamt YorisMre.

Fitz-William, Hon. Geo, Wentworth. (Peterborough)
Second s. of 3rd Earl Fits-William, by the 4th d. of the 1st Lord
Dundas. B. 1817. Graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge, M.A. 1838.
A Reformer. Sat for Richmond from Feb. to July, 1841, and for Peter-
borough since the latter date.— Ifor^tmer Houses Halkin-st.; fVent.
worth House, Yorksh.

Floyer, John. (Dorsetsh.)

8. of the Rev. William Floyer, Rector of West Scaiford, and Vicar of
Stlnstod, Dorsetsh., by Elizabeth, youngest d. and coheir of Stephen
Barton, esq., of Blandfnrd. B. at Stinsford, 1811 ; m. in 1844, Georgina
Charlotte Frances, eld. d. of Geo. Bankes, esq. M.P. Was educated at
Winchester, and graduated B.A. at Balliol Coll. Oxon. in 1881. A
Protectionist. First returned for Dorsetsh. Feb. 1846.-6, Old Palace
Yard; Oxford and Cambridge t fVest Stafford, Dorsetsh.

Foley, John Hodgetts Hodgetts. {Worccstersh. East)
Second s. of the late Hon. Edward Foley, (brn. to 2nd Loid Foley,) by
the d. and heir of John Hodgetts, esq., of Frestwood. B. at Prestwood,
Worcestersh., 1797; m. 1826, Charlotte Margaret, 2Dd d. of the la'^
John Gage, esq., of Rogate Lodge, Hants, and cousin to 4th Visct. Gi>

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Was edacated at Christ Church, Oxford. A Magistrate for Worcestersta.,
and for seyeral yean Chairman of the Poor Law Union ; ia Prerident of
the Stourbridge Mechanics' Institation, and many other local aasoci-
ations. A Liiieral; a supporter of the Established Church, but a friend
to civil and religious liberty ; in ftiTour of a *' gradual extension of the
roffiage." Represented Droitwich from 1821 till 1834: first returned
for Worcestersh. East, 1847, without opposition.— 1, Carlton Gar-
dens; Traveller 8'; Brookes* s; Athenaeum i Presttoood, Stour-
bridge, fVoreestersh.

Follett, Brent Spencer. (Bridgwater)

Younger s. of the late Benjamin FoUett, esq. (a timber merchant at
Topsham, Deyon, who had previously been in the 13th Foot), by the d.
of John Webb, esq., of Kinsale, Ireland. Bro. of the late Sir William
Webb Follett. B. at Topsham, 1810; m. 1847, Caroline Amelia,
youngest d. of Walker Skiirow, esq., Q.C., of Reddish House, near
Stockport. Was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn in 1888, and is now
a Queen's Counsel. A Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord
Derby's government, but will not disturb the free-trade system ; an ad-
vocate for extensive Chancery reform. First returned for Bridgwater in
July, 18&S.— 16, Cambridge-sq.; Athenastim.

Forbes, William. (Siirlingsh.)

B. 1806; m. in 1882, d. of 7th Earl of Wemyss (she died 1845). Is
Vice-Lieut, of Stiilingsh. A Conservative : voted for agricultural protec-
tion, 1846, and in favour now of "relief" to the agricultural and com-
mercial classes ; will vote for the withdrawal of the grant to Maynooth.
Represented Stirlingshire fh>m 1835 till 1837; re-elected in July, 1837,
- but unseated on petition ; again elected in 1841.— {7a//«fMbir House,
Stirliiu/sh.

Forester, Right Hon. George Cecil Weld. ( Wenlock)
S. of 1st Lord Forester, by the 2nd d. of 4th Dnke of Rutland. B. in
Sackville-street, 1807. Became a Mi\jor in the Horse Guards, 1846, and
a Lient.-Col. in the Army, 1848; has been Groom of the Bed-chamber.
Appointed Comptroller of the Household, March, 1852. A Conservative ;
voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Has sat for the borough since
1880.— 18, South Audley-st.t Carlton; fVilley Park, Salop.

Forster, Charles. ( Walsall)

Only 8. of the late Charles Smith Forster, esq. (the first member for
Walsall, where he and his father were bankers), by Elizabeth, d. of
the late Richard Emery, esq., of Bnrcott House, Salop. B. 1814 s mar.
1840, Frances Catherine, youngest d of the late John Surtees, esq., of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and niece of Lord Chancellor Eldon. Graduated
at Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1840, M.A., 1848. Was called to the bar

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at the Inner Temple in 1843, and went tbe Oxford Circuit, bat does not
now practise. A magistrate for Staffordnb. , and a director of tlie Sontlt
Staffordshire Railway. A Lilieral ; in farour of an extension of the
suffrage and vote by ballot ; opposed to all grants for religions purposes.
Was an unsuccessftil candidate tor Walsall in July, 1847 (when he lost
by only seren votes). First returned in July, 1852, without opposition.
—Ojtfbrd and Cambridge Club; Lymoayts HaUttuar Lichfield.

Forster, Matthew. {Berwick-on- Tweed)

B. in Duiham. A London Merchant. A Liberal. An adrocate Ibr
free trade, and a flriend to direct taxation in preference to excise duties.
First returned for the borough in 1841.— 4, New City Chambers t
Reform Club ; Beleiee House, Hampstead.

Forster, Sir George, bart. (Monaghan)

Only 8. of the late Rer. Sir Thomas Forster, 1st bart., by Dorcas, only
d. of the Rer. George Howse, D.D., of Cork. B. at BaronstownGlebcoo.
Louth, 179A; m. 1816, Anna Maria, eld. d. oS Matthew Fortescue, esq., of
Stephenstown, oo. Louth (dead). Was called to the bar in Ireland, 1880.
A magistrate and depnty-lieut. of the cos. of Louth and Monaghan,
A Oonsenratiyei '*wiU kupport Lord Derby's government, conscien-
tiously believing it to be the best-intentioned ministry we have had Ibr
the improvement of Ireland." First returned for Monaghan in July,
1862. — Cooldsrry, Carrietmaoross, eo. Monaghan.

Fortescue, Chichester Samuel. {Louth)

Youngest s. of the late Lieut.UJol. Chichester Fortescue, of Dromisken,
CO. of Louth, by the d. of Samuel Hobson, esq., of Waterford; is bro. to
Lord Clermont, who sat for Louth in 1840. B.18S8; is unm. Was
educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he was first class in classics
in 1844, and obtained the Chancellor's prise for the English Essay in
1846. A Liberal : is opposed to the repeal of the Union ; will support
*' any Just measure which will provide a legal compensation and security
to the tenant for the investment of his capital ;" is opposed to the Eccle^
ainstical Titles Act. First returned for Louth in 1847, without opposition.
— Brookes' s and Travellers' Clubs ; Red House, Ardee i and Ra-
vensdalePark, Flurry- Bridge, eo. of Louth.

Fox, Richard Maxwell. {Longford, co.)

Eld. s. of the late Rev. Francis Fox, and nephew to the 6th Lord
Famham. B. at Raheny Glebe, oo. Dublin, 1816; m. 1836, Susan Amelia,
2nd d. of Admiral Sir Lawrence Halsted, G.C.U., and grand.d. of the
celebrated Admiral Visct. Exmouth. Was educated at Winchester, and
at University College, Oxford. Was a Government Inspectra* fur the
Dangannon Un ion, co. Tyrone, under the Irish Relief Act. A Magistrate
and Deputy-Lieut, of Longford* A Liberal ; in fayour of the repeal of

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the Union with Irelnnd, the extension of the franchise, to. ; bnt oitposcd
to the endowment of the Roman CathoUc Clergy. Fint retnmed for
liongford in 1847.— Fo« HetU, RcUhowen, Longford,

Franklyn, George Woodroffe. (Poole)

Second ». of George Franklyn, esq., of Clifton, by the d. of Thomas
Ward, esq., of London, solicitor. B. at Bristol, 1800 ; m. 1825, Maiy
Jane. d. of the Rev. John Arden, of Longcroft Hall, Staffordsh. A mar-
chant at Bristol; mayor of that city, 1 842-8. Elected wden and
master of the gnild of Met chant- Venturers there, 1849-50. A Conser-
vative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's government. First
letnraed for Poole in July, IS^2.— Carlton; NatimuU; Hanbury HaU,
near DroUtoieh ; Clifton, near Bristol.

Fraser, Sir William Augustus, bart. (Barnstaple)

Eld. s. of Sir James John Fraser, 8rd bart. B. 1828 ; unm. Bdoerted
at Christ Church, Oxford, where he gradaated, B.A., 1849. Appointed a
Lient. in the 1st Life Guards, I860. A Conservative, and a sapporter
generally of Lord Derby's government ; opposed to the continuance of
the Maynooth grant. First returned for Barnstaple in July, 1852^—17,
Belffrave-sq.; CarUon; Uddtns HouMf fVimbomet Doraei; Pit-
ton Hou»€, near Sarmtapfe, Devon.

Freestun, William Lockyer. (fVeymouth)

Second s. of Edward Freestun, esq., of Primrose Hill, co. Waterford,
by Mary, only d. of William Lockyer, esq., of Wembnry House, Devon.
B. at May Park, oo. Waterford, 1804; m. 1846, Joaefa Benita, relict of
Charles Pratt, esq., of Totton House, Hants, and the Belvidere, Wey-
mouth. Entei«d the Aimy as Ensign in the 6th Foot, and served
for 28 years; wasonthestaifof the British Legion under Sir deLacy
Evans in 1835-6-7, in which service he became a Col., and was three
times wounded. Has received permission to accept and wear the Order
of Charles HI. (Knight Commander), as also the first class of the Orders
of San Fernando and of Isabella the Catholic. Served i n Syria in 1840 and
1841 with the local rank of Major and Assistant- Adjutant General, where
he was presented with a gold medal by the Sultan, which he has received
royal permission to wear. Is a Deputy Lieut, and Magistrate for the co.
of Dorset. A Liberal; in fiavonr of progressive free trade, the ballot,
and ** either the endowment of all religions bodies or of none." First
returned for Weymouth in 1847.— 22, Gloucester^sg.t Hyde Pari;
R^orm; Junior United Service; The Belvidere, fVeymouth,
Dorset.

French, Fitzstephen. (Rotcommont co.)

Third s. of the late Arthur French, esq., of Frendi park, oo. Roseoa-
'moo, by Maigaret, d. of Edmund Oostello, esq. Is bro. at 1st Lord Ds

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 181

Firajae. B. 1801; m. in I8S9 Ckarlotte, Hd. d. of tlie Hob. Henry Grey
Bennett, and nicec of the 4th B«rl of Tankcnrille. Obtained sereval
Kience premioms in Collie. Hia father, grandfather, and great-grand-
fiither, and other members of bis family, have represented the county.
Of Whig principles j is in favovr <^ short Parliaments. Formerly Toted
against the abolition of the Com Laws. Did not rote on Mr. O'ConnelPs
motion in 1884, for the Repeal of the Union. Unsvccessitally contested
Sligo with Gen. King in 1829. Has sat for Roscommon since 1883.—
64, Parliament-st.; Bn>ot98*$; Ltugh Erritt, to. Roscommon,

Freshfield, James William, F.R.S. (Penryn and Fal'
mouth)

Eld. s. of James Freshfleld, esq., of Chertsey, and said to be descended
fk-om the fimily of F^escheville, Barons by writ of sammons B. at
Windsor, 1775 ; m. ist, Miss Blacfcet, <rf Durham; Sndly, eld. d.of Mia
Sims, esq., of Walthamstow, Essex. Was entered a pensioner at P^ter
hoose, Cambridge. Was admitted an attorney 1796, and was Bolieitar ta
the Bank of England for 20 years, bnt retired in 1840, and was called to
the bar at Gray's Inn 1842. Is chairman of the Baftter Qaarter Sessiona
in Snrrey ; a magistrate fiir Middlesex, Sarrey, Snssex, and the City
of Westminster ; a deputy-lient. for the first two oos., and was higb
shmffoi Sarrey, 18&0; Chairman of the Globe Insarance Cbmpanr, a
director of the Canada Company, and joint treasurer of the Corporation
of the Sons of the Clergy. For more than 20 years mi^or in the City-
Artillery, and on resigning his commission in 1846, recelyed permiasioia
to retain his nominal rank, &o. A Oonseryatiye ; in fkyoar of protection
to native indostTy,and of *' Protestant principles;" bnt considen " that
no attempt can be made for the re-euactment of the corn laws.** Sat fbr
Penryn fi-om 1830 till 1832 } for Penryn and Faimoath Ihmi 1836 till the
general election, 1841. UnsvcoessfUIy contested Wycombe, 1841;
London, 1847; and Derby, 1848. Sat for Boston from April, 1851, till
Jnly, 1862, when he was again elected fbr Penryn and Falmonth.— 0,
Devonshire'pt., Fortlcmd-pl ; Carlton; National t Athenamms
Moor Plac0, Bttekworth, Sussex.

Frewen, Charles Hay. (Sussex, East)

Second s. <rf the late John Frewen Turner, esq. (M. P. for Athlone in
1807), and br. to Thos. Firewen Tomer, esq., who represented Sonth
Leicestersh. in 1836. This family having sncoeeded to the Tamer estates
In Leicestersh. abont the middle of the last century, assumed the name
of Turner, but in 18S7 they reyerted to the use of their patronymic,
Fkewen, only. B. 1818. Was fUIow commoner of Trinity Cidl. Cam-
bridge. A Magistrate of the oo. of Leicester and Rutland. Appointed
Dep.-Lient. of Rutland 1848. One of the gorernon of Christ's Hospital
<* A Protestant ConserratiTe i** exposed to any ftirther concession to the
Roman Catholic Chuxohi voted fbr agricaltaxal protection 1846} is in

182 MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

faTonr of the repeal of the malt tax and hop daty, and for the renKnral
of direct taxes genentUy, conaideriiig ciutomB datiea the best mode of
obtaining revenae. Unffacceasfnlly contested Leicester in 1839, «nd
Rye in 1841 (where he was nominated without his preyioiu luiow-
ledge). First returned finr East Sussex in Jan. 184B 8, OUL Palace-
yard; Carlton : Cold Overton Hall, LeieesUrsh.; Northiam, Sta-
plehurst, Kent; Innishannont oo. Cork.

Fuller, Augustus Eliott. (Sussex, East)

Eld. 8. of John Trajrton Fnller, esq. formerly of Heathfield Park, Bus-
sex, by the only d. of the 1st Lord Heathfield ; is eld. br. of Sir T. T. F.
E. Drake, bart. B. 1777 ; m. in 1801, d. of Owen P. Meyriek, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep.-Lient. of the co.; Patron of 1 liying. A OonscTTa-
tiye I Toted for agricultural protection, 1846. First i«tumed for Bast
Sussex in 1841; was an unsuccessful candidate in 1837^—16, Cliffbrd-
St.; United University, Alfi-ed; Rose-hill and Aehdown House,
Sussex.

Gallwey, Sir William Payne-, bart. {Thirsk)

Only s. of Sir William Payne-Gallwey (1st. bart) by the only d. of 1st
Earl of Dnnraren. M. 1847, Emily. 8rd d. of Sir Robert Frankland-
Rnssell, bart., of Thirkleby Hall, Yorksh. Was formerly migor in the
7th Fusiliers. A Conservative, and in favour of protection to agricul-
ture. First returned for Thirsk, March, 1851, without opposition.— 8,
Hamn-st, fVest; Travellers' Club.

Galway, Visct. (East Retford)

An Irish Peer. B. 1805 ; m. 1838, his cousin Henrietta Elisa, only d.
of Robert Pemberton Milnes, esq., of Fryston Hall, Yorksh. Was
educated at Harrow, and graduated B.A. at Christ Church, Oxford.
Appointed a lord in waiting to the Queen, March, 185S. A Conservative
and Protectionist ; is opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic
Clergy. First returned for East Retford in 1 847 without opposition.— 46,
Lower Brook'St.; Boodle's; Travellers*; Serlby Hall, Notts.

Gardner, Richard. (Leicester)

Eld. 8. of Robert Gardner, esq., a merchant, and magistrate of Lanca-
shire. B. in London, 1818. Was educated at the Charterhouse, and at
Wadham College, Oxford, where he graduated B.A. 1888. Is author of
several political pamphlets, and contributions tomagasines, newspapers,
&c. Of Radical opinions ; in favour of an extension of the suffrage ;
** objects to the alliance of Church and State under any circumstances,
and is opposed to public endowments for rellgioos purposes under any
pretexts." Returned for Leicester in July, 1847, but unseated on peti-
tion; again returned July, 1853.— ISO, Pieoadillyt Reform Club;
Chaaeley Hall, Manehe/tter t Mona House, Tunbridye fVelte.

MEMBERS OF TBE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 183

Gaskell, James Milnes. ( Wenhck)

Only s. of the late Benjamin GaBkell, esq., of Thomes House, Ycurksh.
(who Bat for Maldon for many years), by the eld. d. of Dr. Brandreth, of
Liverpool. B. 1810 ; m. 1882, Mary, 2nd d. of the Right Hon. 0. W.
W. Wynn. Has been a Lord of the Treasury ; resigned Feb. 1846. A
Conserrative ; voted for agricnltural protection, 1846. Will give Lord
Derby *' cordial but not undiscriminating support, from the belief that
he will promote the cause of temperate reform, and attempt to mitigate
agricultural distress.'* Has sat for the borough since 1882.— 12, Strat-
ford^l.i Carlton; Thomes House, Yortth.

Geach, Charles. (Coventry)

B. at St. Austell, Cornwall, 1808 : m. 1882, d. of Mr. John Sknlly, of
Birmingham. Is Managing Director of the Birmingham and Midland
Bank, at Coventry, having previously been a derk in the Bank of Eng*
laud ; is Director of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnsh. Railway,
and of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway. A Liberal ; in
favour of free trade, extension of the sufirage, and vote by ballot ; " is
attached to the doctrines of the Established Church, but opposed to
compulsory payment from one denomination to support another.' First
returned for Coventry, April, 1851.— 10, Pont-s/., fVestmmster; Re-
form Club i Dale, near Birmingham.

George, John. {Wexford^ co.)

8. of the late John George, esq., merchant (who was governor of the
Bank of Ireland and high sheriff of the city of Dublin), by Emily, d. of
— Fox, esq. B. in Dublin, 1804; m. Ist, Sarah Rosannah, d. of Isaao
Matthew D'Olier, esq., formerly governor of the Bank of Ireland (she died
1847); 2ndly, 1848, Mary, d. of Miy'or Christopher L'Estrange Carleton.
Educated at Frascali School, near Dublin, and at Trinity College,
Dublin, where he graduated M.A. and obtained honours in each year of
the undergraduate course. Was called to the Bar in Ireland, 1828;
appointed a Queen's counsel 1844, and Crown prosecutor for the Leinster
circuit, July, 1852. A Conservative, and a supporter of protective duties
on agricultural produce; in favour of compensation to tenants at-will
making permanent improvements with consent of landlord and then
removed from their holdings ; but opposed to compulsory perpetuity of
tenure, compulsory valuation, annexHtiou, and the other doctrines of
the " Tenant League.'' Was invited in June, 1851, to stand for the
city of Dublin, but declined ; first returned for Wexford co. in Jaly,
\SSt2.—i^Fitxwilliam'8q. fVest, Dublin i Kildare-st. Club, Dublin;
Cahore House, Gorey, eo. fVexford.

Gibson, Right Hon. Thomas Milner, {Manchester)

Only 8. of Major Thomas Milner Gibson, of the 87th regt. B. 1807 ;
m. in 1832, d. of the Rev. Sir Thomas G. Cullnm, bart. Educated at

184 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Triiiity Coll., Cambridge, where ke took a wrai^lef^B degree 1899.
Appointed Vice President of the Board of Trade, 1846 ; Ksigned May,
1848. A Liberal. Sat for Ipswich from July, 1887, tiU July, 1889,
when he accepted the Chiltern Handredfi, stood a contest, and was not
elected; anxnccessfuUy contested Cambridge in 1839; first returned for
Manchester in 1841 .—49, fVtlton Crescent t Oitfordand Cambridge
University Chibj Theberton House, Saxtnundham, Svffblk.

Gilpin, Richard Thomas. (Bedfordsh.)

Only s. of the late Richard Gilpin, esq., of Hockliffe (who was lieut.-
col. of the Bedfordsh. militia fur more than 40 years), by hiH 2nd wife,
4th d. of William Wilkinson, esq., of Westmortrland. B. in Manchester-
st., Hanchester-sq., 1801 ; m. 1831, Louisa, d. of General Gore Browne,
of Weymouth. Is a magistrate and depaty-Iieat. of Bedfordsh. and
Backs ; also lieut.-col. of the Bedfordsh. militia. A Conservative ; in
favour of protection to agriculture, a strong supporter of the Protestant
conatitution in Church and State, bat in favour of civil and religions
liberty. First returned for BedfordBh. Feb. 1861.^18, Great Rt$es*U-
st. ; Hockliffe Grange, Bedfordsh.

Gipps, Henry Plumptre. {^Canterbury)

Eld. 8. of the late Rev. Henry Oipps( whose father, George Oipps, lat
for Canterbury from 1785 to 1805), by Emma Maria, 2nd d. of John
Plumptre, esq., of Fredville, Kent. B. at Norton Court, Keut, 1813; m.
1835, Mary Anne, 2ad d. of the late Sir William Lawrence Young, Bart.,
of Bradenham, Bucks. Educated at St. John's College, Cambridge,
where he was 22nd wrangler in 1835, and graduated M. A. in 1838. Was
called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 1838. A Conservative, and
a supporter generally of Lord Derby's government, but opposed to the
retmposition of protective duties on com, and to the Maynooth grant ;
in favour of a moderate parliamentary reform. Was an unsuccessful
candidate for Canterbury in July, 1837, and failed only by three votes;
first returned for that city in July, 1852.— 9, Montagu-pl., Bryanstone-
sq.; Carlton.

Gladstone, John Neilson. {Devizes)

Third s. of the late Sir John Gladstone, hart, (who was for 60 years a
Liverpool merchant), by his 2ud wife, Anne, d. of Andrew Robertson,
provost of Dingwall. B. 1807 ; m. 1839, Elizabeth Honoria, d. of Sir
Robert Bateson, bart., of Belvoir Park, Belfajit. Entered the navy in
1820, and became a Commander in 1842. A Conservative, and a sup-
porter generally of Lord Derby's government ; voted for agricultaral
protection in 1846; then "believed that policy beneficial to the com-
munity at large, but is willing to admit now that he and others who
held these views were mistaken ;" will support a system of national
education based on religion, and will vote for an inquiry respecting

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 185

H&ynooth. Sat for WaLsall from Feb. to 3n\j, 1841 ; returned for Ips-
wich in August, 1842, after two previouB elections there had been de-
clared Toid, and sat till 1847. First returned for Itevizes without oppo-
sition in July, 18S2.— 46, Eaton-tq. i Carlton ; United Service.

Gladstone, Right Hon. William Ewart. (Oxford Uni'
versity)

Third s. of Sir John Gladstone (Ist bart.), a Liverpool merchant.
Grands, maternally of Andrew Robertson, esq., Frovost of Ding-
wall. B. at Liverpool 1809 ; m. 1839, Catherine, eld. d. of the late Sir
Stephen Richard Glynne, bait., of Ilawarden Castle, Flintsh. Was
educated at Eton, and at Christ Church, Oxford, where he obtained a
double first class in 1831. Was appointed a Lord of the Treasury in
Dec. 18.34; bat, when Mr. Stuart Wortley failed in obtaining a seat,
superseded that gentleman as Under-Secretary for the Colonies ; held this
office till April, 1835 ; was Vice-President of the Board of Trade and
Master of the Mint from Sept., 1841, to May, 1848, when he became
President of that Board, retaining the office of Master of the Mint;
resigned both Feb. 1845 ; was Secretary of State for the Colonies from
Dec. 1845, to July, 1846. Is author of '* The State in its Relations
with the Church," '* Church Principles considered in thefr Results,'^ and
other worlu. " A Liberal Conserrative." Sat for Newark f^om 1832
till his acceptance of office in Dec. 1845. First returned for the Unlrer-
sity of Oxford in 1847.— 6, Carlton Gardens i Carlton Club.

Glyn, George Carr. (Kendal)

Fnorth s. of the late Sir Richard Carr Glyn, bart., by the only d. of
John Plnmptre, esq., of Fredrille, Kent, formerly member for Notting-
ham. B. in London 1797 ; m. 1823, Mary Anne, d. of the late Pascoe
Grenfell, esq., M.P., of Taplow House, Bucks. Was educated at West*
minster. Is partner in the well-known banking firm, Glyn, Halifax,
and Co. ; Chairman of the London and North-Western Railway ; Director
of the Chester and Hulyhead Railway, of the St. Katherine's Dock Com-
pauy , and of the Globe Insurance Company. A trustee of the City Club.
A Commissioner of Lieutenancy for the city of London. A Liberal and
a '* decided free-trader;" opposed to the endowment of the Roman Ca-
tholic Clergy. First returned for Kendal in 1847 without opposition.
— ^1, EeeleatoTi-st., Belstraveeq.; 7,Lornbard-»t.; Reform and City
Clubs; Ashlyn's Hall, Berkhampstead, Herts.

Goddard, Ambrose Leth bridge. (Cricklade)

Eld. 8. of Ambrose Goddard, esq., of Swindon, Wilts, by the eld. d. of
Sir Thomas Buckler Lethbridge, bart. B. in London 1819; m. 1847,
Charlotte, eld. d. of Ayshford Sanford, esq., of Nynehead Court, Somer-
set. Educated at Harrow, and at St. John's College, Cambridge. A Magis-
trate for Wiltii Capt. in the Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry. A Couserrr

186 M£MB£RS OF THE HOUSE OF COUMONS.

tive; wiQ support <*a fair revimon of taxation to lenen the proMnf
unequal ptessore on the producer without committing any ii^stice to
the consumer ;'' is opposed to the endowment of the Boman Catholic
Clergy. First returned in 1847 for Cricklade, which his father had
represented Arom 1837 to 1841.— 58, CAec/er-«9.; Boodle's; TheLitxton,
Swindon, fViltt.

Goderlch, Viscount. {Hull)

Eld. s. of the 1st Earl of Ripon by the 2nd d. of the Snd Earl of Hard,
wicke. B. in London 1827; m. 1851, Henrietta Anne Theodosia, eld.
d. of Capt. Henry Yyner, and grandd. of the 1st Eari de Grey. Ap-
pointed Lieut, in the Yorkshire West Riding Yeomanry Caralry in 1850;
and a Dep.- Lieut, of Lincolnshire in 1849. A Liberal ; in faronr of
extension of the suffrage, vote by ballot, short parliaments, the abolition
of church rates, and an inquiry into the state of Maynooth. Took an
active part in the affairs of the '* Amalgamated Engineers" at the time of
the strike in 1852; and "feels great interest in all that concerns the
improvement of the condition of the working classes." First returned
for Hull, July, 1852.— 5, PVhitehcUUyard.

Gooch, Sir Edward Sherlock, bart. (Suffolk, East)

Eld. 8. of the late Sir T. S. Gooch, 5th bart., by the d. of Abraham
Whitalcer, esq., of Lyster House, Herefordsh. B. at Holbecks, Suflfolk,
1802; m. 1st, 1828, 2nd d. of Sir George Beeston Prescott, bart. (she died
1838) ; 2ndly, 1839, Harriet, 8rd dau. of the late Jas. Joseph Hope- Vere,
esq. of Cragie Hall, Linlithgowsh. Educated at Westminster. Obtained
a commission in the 14th Light Dragoons in 1819, but sold oat as Chpt.
in 1837. A Justice of the Peace and Dep.-Lient. for Suffolk. A Cmi-
servative ; was pledged to support protection, and to oppose the endow-
ment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. First elected for East Sufiblk in Feb.
1846.— 16, Lowndea-sq. ; Boodle's ; Carlton ; Beacon Hill, St^ffblk.

Goodman, Sir George. {Leeds)

Is unmarried. A woolstapler in Leeds. Was the first mayor of Leeds,
and four times successively elected to that office; knighted in 1852, after
his fourth mayoralty. A magistrate for the West Riding of Yorksh. A
Liberal ; in favour of an extension of the franchise. Firat retomed for
Leeds in July, \%^2,— Leeds.

Goold, Wyndham. {Limerick^ co.)

Third s. of the late Thomas Goold, esq.. Master in Chancery (Ireland).
Is unmarried. Educated at Westmtn.^ter School, and at the University
of Dublin, where he obtained honours in classics. Called to the Irish
bar, 1837. A Liberal; is "prepared to support such measures as will
secure to the tenant an ample compensation for all useful and perma-
nent improvements." First returned for the oo. of Limerick Dec. 1860.
—21, Merrion ag. North, Dublin ; Carlton Club,

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 187

Gordon, Hon. William. (Aberdeenshire)

Br.ofthe 4th Earl of Aberdeen. B. 1785. Became Rear- Admiral of the
Red 1861 ; was a Lord of the Admiralty from Sept. 1 841, to Feb. 1846. A
Oonserratiye ; roted for agricultiiral protection, 1846. Has sat for the
eo. since lB20.—jirffy II Hous0, ^rffyU- St.; Carlton f Haddo House,
Abtrdeenah.

Gore, William Ormsby. (Salopf North)

8. ofthelate William Gore, esq. ; b. 1779 ; m. 1816 Mary Jane, only d.
and heiress of Owen Orauby, Esq. of Willowbrook, in the co. of Sligo,
and Porkington, Salop ; upon which occasion he assumed, by sign-
manaal, the additional surname and arms of Ormsby. Is patron of
1 liring. A Director of the Protector Life Association. A Couservatire i
voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Sat for Leitrim in the Parlia-
ment of 1806, his ancestors having represented that county for nearly
a century ; for Carnaryon in that of 1880 ; unsuccessfully contested
that borough in 1831, and Salop in 1832; but in 1835 was returned
without opposition.— 66, Portland-pl.; Carlton ; Porkington, Salop ;
Glyn, Merionethsh.; fViUowbrook, eo. Sligo.

Goulburn, Right Hon. Henry. {Cambridge University)
8. of Mnnbee Ckralbum, of Portland Place, esq., and the Hon. Susan
Chetwynd, sister of Visct. Chetwynd. B. in the parish of Marylebone,
1784 ; m. 1811 Jane, 8d d. of Matthew. 4th Lord Rokeby. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge, where he graduated AJf., 1808; created
D.CL.at Oxford, 1834. A West India proprietor. Was Under Secre-
tary for the Home Department from Feb. 1810, till Aug. 1812 ; for the
Colonies from 1812 till 1821 ; Secretary for Ireland from Dec, 1821, till
1828; Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1828 till 1830, and from 1841
till 1846; Secretary for the Home Department from Dec. 1834, till
April, 1835. Was proposed for the office of Speaker in 1839; had 299
votes. A Conservative, but in favour of free trade ; will " strenuously
resist all encroachments on the authority or rights of the Established
Cihurch.'' Sat for St. Germains, West Looe, and other boroughs, till 1 826,
when he sat for Armagh till 1831 ; was then elected for the Uni-
versity, which he had nnsnccessftilly contested in 1826 with Sir John
Oopley (now Lord Lyndhurst) and Lord Palmerston. In 1831, Lord
Falmerston and Lord Cavendish having voted for Reform, he and Mr.
Yates Peel succeeded in ousting them. Has sat fur the University
since 1881. — 27, Bryanstone-aq. ; Carlton; United University;
Beeehworth House, Surrey.

Gower, Hon. Edward Frederic Leveson-. (Stoke-upon-
Trent)
Second surviving s. of the 1st Earl Granville, by the 2nd d. of the 5th

1 88 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS .

Dake of Deyoiuhire. B. 1819 ; umnanried. Educated «t Christ Chorcli, Ox-
Cord, where he gndaated B.A. 1840, M.A. 1844. Wu called to the bar
at the Inner Temple, Noy.1846. ALiberal ;. professing to uphold **Tttom,
progress, and free trade.'* Elected for Derby in May, 1 847, on Lord Own-
cannon becoming Earl of Bessboroagh ; retnmed again for that boroogh
inJnly, 1847, which electioD, however, was declared void for bribery ;
first elected for Stoke-npoo-Trent in Jaly, 1852.— 4, Harcourt BmUU
ingt. Temple ; Stone Park, Staffordehire.

Grace, Oliver Dowell John. {^Roscommon^ co.)

Only s. of the late John Grace, esq., of Mantna, co. Roscommon, by
the 2nd d. and coheir of Patrick Hussey, esq., of Ardim(H«, co. Keny.
Is male representative of thefendal barons of Conrtstown. B. at Man-
tua 1792: m. 1819, Frances Mary, only d. of the late Sir Richard Nagle,
bart., of Jamestown, CO. Westmeath (she died June, 1826). Was edt-
cated at Celbridge and at Maynooth, where he obtained several pR-
miums. A Magistrate for Roscommon, of which co. he was High Sheriff
in 1830. Of Whig principles ; opposed to the repeal of the Union with
Ireland. First returned for Roscommon in VMJ.— Mantua Houeet
Elphin, eo. Roecotnmon.

Graham, Lord Montagu William. [Grantham)

Youngest s. ot the 8rd Duke of Montrose, by his Snd wife, eld. d. of
the 4th Duke of Manchester. B. in Orosrenor-sq., 1806; unmarried.
Became capt. Coldstream guards in 1880, but has since retired from the
army. A Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's goreni^
ment. First returned for Grantham in July, 186S.— 46, Belffrave'sq. ;
CarUon

Graham, Rt. Hon. Sir Jas. Robt. Geo., bt. (Carlisle)

Cousin to the Earl of Galloway. B. 1792; m. 1819 Fanny GaL.
lender, youngest d. of Jas. Campbell, Esq. of Ardinglass. Was First
Lord of the Admiralty, and a member of the Cabinet, tram 1880 tiU
1884, when he retired on account of the extent to which it was intended
to carry the Reform of the Irish Church. Was Secretary of State for
the Home Department from Sept., 1841, to July, 1846. Is one of the
Council of the Duchy of Lancaster. Is patron of 2 livings. For many
years ranked as a Conservative; but now inclining again towards the
Liberal party ; formerly voted in favour of the Corn Laws, but sup-
ported their abolition in 1846. Sat for Carlisle ftom 1896 to 1829; for
Cumberland, East, from 1880 to 1837; for Pembroke dist. flnom 1888 till
1841 ; for Dorchester firom 1841 till 1847 ; and for Ripon ttom 1847 till
1832, when he was returned for Carlide.— 46, Grosvenor^Lg Ne-
therdfff Lonfftoten, Cumberland.

Gran by, Marq. of. {Leicestersh, North)

Eld. surviving s. of the Duke of Rutland, by the Lady Elisabeth, 6th

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 189

d. of Frederick, 6th Earl of Carlisle. B. in Arlington-street, 1815.
Was a Lord of the Bed-chamber to Prince Albert fi-om Dec. 1843,
till Ang. 1840. A major in the Leicester militia. A Conseryatire ; roted
for agricnltoral protection, 1846. First retnmed for Stamford in 1837.
—102t Pieeadilh/ 1 Carlton; Belvoir Castle, Ltieeatersh.

Granger, Thomas Colpitts. (Durhantf city)

Was called to the Bar at the Inner Temple in 1830, and goes the
Northern Circuit; is a Queen's Coonsel. A Liberal ; will " most strenn-
onsly oppose any attempt that maybe made, ei thcr openly or corertly,
to reverse or undermine fire trade measures " First returned for the city
in 1841, having been an unsnccessfbl candidate at the elections in 1886
and 1837.— 11, Croum Ojfiee-roWf Temple.

Greaves, Edward. ( Warwick)

Second s. of the late John Greaves, esq., of Radford Semele, War-
wicksh., Mrho was descended irom the family of Greaves of Moseley,
Woicestersh. B. 1808; unm. A magistrate for Warwicksh., and connty
treasurer; also a magistrate fnx the borough of Warwick, and Mayor
there in 1840. A banker at Warwick (in the firm of Oreenway and
Greaves). A Conservative , and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's go-
YfxomaA.—Avonaide, Barf or d^ near ffarwiek.

Greenall, Gilbert. ( Warrington)

S. of Edward Greenall, esq., and br. of Peter Oreenall, esq., formerly
M.P. for Wigan. B. at Wilderspool, Chesh., 1806; m. 1836, d. of David
Claughton, esq. Is a glass manufacturer. A Magistrate for Cheshire and
Lancashire, and a Dep.-Lieut. of Cheshire. Chairman of the St. Helen's
Railway. A Conservative and Protectionist ; opposed to the endow*
ment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. First returned for Warrington in
1847.— JVa/to^a/ Club ; fValton Hall, fVarrington, Laneaeh,

Greene, John. (Kilkenny, co.)

Eld. B. of the late Godfrey Greene, esq., of Greenville, co. Kil-
kenny. Formerly in the 7th Dragoon Guards. A Repealer; a member
of the ** Old Ireland party ;" will oppose the repayment of the loan made
to Ireland during the famine. Rrst returned for the co. of Kilkenny
in 1847.— 4, Charles-at., St. James's i Reform^ and Army ernd Navy
Clubs ; Greenville, eo. Kilkenny.

Gregson, Samuel. (Lancaster)

B. at Lancaster, 1796 i m. Ellen, d. of M. Gregson, esq., of Overton
Hall, Malpas, Chesh. Is head of the firm cf Gregson and Co., East India
and China Agents, Austin Friars. A Commissioner of Lieutenancy for
London ; director of the East and West India Docks ; director of the
London Assurance Corporation; chairman of the East India and CI '
Association. A Liberal. UnreccessftUly contested Lyming' on in T

190 HEMBBRS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sat for Laocuter from Jnly, 1847, till March, 1848 ; re-elected Jaly, IBM'
—82, Upper Harleyst.; 14, Aiutin Friars; R^omitOrieni€U,and
City Cluba ; Overton Hall, Malpaa, Chesh.

Grenfell, Charles William. ( mndsor)

Eld. s. of Charles Pascoe Grenfell, esq., M.P. fbr Preston, and nephew
to 3rd Earl of Sefton. B. in London 1 823 ; is num. Edncated at Harrow
and at Christ Church, Oxford, where he gradnated B.A. 1846. Appointed
Capt. of the West Middlesex Militia, 1848. A Liberal, and in faroor of
extension of the saifrage. Sat for Sandwich from 1847 till May, 186S^
when he was elected for Windsor w— 38, Belgrave-tq.

Greville, Fulke Southwell. {Longford)

Second s. of Algernon Oreville, esq., of North Lodge, near Bamet,
Herts (descended from a jonnger branch of the Earl of Warwick^
fiunily), by Caroline, 2nd d. of the late Sir Bellingham Graham, bart
B. 1821 ; m. 1840, Lady Rosa Emily Mary Anne, only d. of the 1st Marq.
of Westmeath. Colonel of the Westmeath militia, and Tice-lient. of that
CO. A Liberal ; in ftvunr of tenant-right in Ireland, and the repeal of
the Ecclesiastical Titles Act. First retarned for Longford in inly, 18&S.
—Q2,Eaton'Sq.; Travellers: North Mj/mms-pL, Ha^ld, Herts;
Clonyn, Castleiown-Delvin, eo. fVestmeath; Clonteem Lodge,
Drumsna, Ireland.

Grogan, Edward. {Dublin, city)

Eld. s. of the late John Grogan, esq., barrister-at-1aw. Graduated
A.M. at Trinity Coll., Dublin, where he took honours. Called to the bar
in Ireland, 1840. A Conserrative: voted for agricultural protection,
1846. First elected for the city in 1841.— 26, Harleyst. ; 10, Har-
eonrt-st., Dublin.

Grosvenor, Earl. {Chester)

Eld. s. of the Marq. of Westminster. B. at Eaton, Chesh., 18SR:
m. 1852, youngest d. of 2nd Duke of Sutherland. Graduated at Balliol
Coll., Oxford. Appointed capt. Chesh. Yeomanry Cavalry in 1847. A
Whig: in favour of free trade; will support "principles of rational
progress, tempered with a spirit of moderation.'' First elected for
Chester, Jan. 1847, on the retiiementof LordR. Grosvenor.— Grosvtfner
House, Upper Grosvenor-sl.; Brookes' s; Eaton Hall, Chesh.

Grosvenor, Right Hon. Lord Robert. {Middlesex)

Srd s. of the 1st Marq. of Westminster; b. at Milbank House,
Westminster, 1801; m. in 1881 Charlotte, eldest d. of 1st Lord Cowley.
Graduated at Christ Church Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1821. Comptroller of the
Household from 1830 till Nov. 1834. Treasurer of the Household from
Jnly, 1846, to Jnly, 1847. A Whig. Sat for Chester fh>m 1896 to Jan.
1847, when he wa:i first elected for Middlesex on the death of Mr. Byng.
•—107, Park'St., Orosvenor^sq.t Moor Park, Herts*

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COlfMONS. 191

Guernsey, Lord. {Warwicksh, South)

Eld. 8. of the Earl of Aylesfbrd. B. at Packin^on Hall, Coventry,
1824; m. 1846, only d. and heir of the late John Wrightwick Knight,
ley, esq., of Offbharch, Warwicksh. Appointed Major in the Warwicksh.
Yeomanry Cavalry, 1848. A Conservative; declares himself "a firm
upholder of the Established Church," and will " give Lord Derby's
government his anhesitating support." First returned for Warwicksh.
South, May, 1849, without opposition.— IS, Curxon-$t.t Offchureh,
Bury, fVarwiet shirt.

Guest, Sir Josiah John, bart. {Merihyr Tydvil)

Only surviving s. of the late Thos. Guest, esq., of Dowlais. Glamor-
gansh., by the d. of Thomas Phillipps, esq., of Shiifnal, Salop. B. at
Dowlais, 1785; m. 1st, 1817, d. of Wm. Ranken, esq. (she died, 1818);
Sadly, 1838, 2nd d. of the ninth Earl of Lindsey. An ironmaster, at
Merthyr Tydvil. A Whig. Sat for Honiton in the Parliaments of 1826
and 1880, and for Merthyr Tydvil since 1832.— 8, Spring Gardens;
jtthencBum, Rtform Club ; Dowlais Houss, co. Glamorgan ; Can-
ford, Dorsetsh.

Gwyn, Howel. {Penryn and Falmouth)

S. of the late William Gwirn, esq., of Neath, Glamor ga ash., by his Ist
wife, the eld. d. of Edward Roberts, esq., of Barnstaple, Devon. B. at
Neath 1806; m. 1861 Ellen, only d. of John Moore, esq., of Ply.
mouth. Was educated at Trinity Coll., Oxford, w^bere he graduated
M.A. Is a Magistrate for the counties of Brecon, Carmarthen, and
Glamorgan, and a Dep. -Lieut, of the latter. Was High Sheriff for
Glamorgansh. in 1837 8, and for Carmarthensh. in 1838-9. Patron of
1 living. A Conservative and Protectionist ; opposed to any farther
concessions to the Roman Catholic Church. Was an unsuccessful can-
didatefor Penryn and Falmouth in 1841 ; first elected in 1847.— Carlton ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club t Absrcravst co. Brecon i Baglan
Houstf Neath, Glamorgansh.

Hadfield, George. {Sheffield)

8. ot Robert Hadfield, esq-, of Sheflield, merchant, by Anne, d. of —
Bennett, esq. B. at Sheffield, 1787 ; m. 1814, Lydia, d. of Samuel Pope,
esq., of Cheapside, London. Educated at Sheffield. Admitted a solicitor
Hilary Term, 1810, and practised in Manchester for 40 years. Was for
many years treasurer of the College for the education of Independent
Ministers at Blackburn, now removed to Manchester. A Libend. Was
actively engaged in 1832 in promoting the return of the lafe Lord Sy-
denham at the first Manchester election. Was one of the foundera of the
Anti Corn Law League, to which he has given his continuous asiiist-
ance. Is a supporter of the peace movement, of financial and parlia-
mentary ref irm, &c.; opposed to the Maynooth grant, and all othf

] 92 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS .

religiou endowments^ as well as to the union of Chardi and State. 1»
antbor of seveFal publications of local interest. Was an onsaoccflaAil
candidate for Bradford in Jan. 1835. First returned for Manchester in
July, 1852.— i7^orm Clttb ; F'ictoria-'part, UanchasUr.

Hale, Robert BlagdeD. {Gloucester sh. West)

8. of R. H. B. Hale, esq. by Lady Theodosia Eleanor, youngest slaterof
the present Earl of Mayo. Is a descendant of the celebrated Sir Mat-
thew Hale. B. 1807: m. in 1883, Anne Jane, eld. d. of the late O. P.
Holford, esq. Educated at Corpus Christ! Coll.. Oxford, where he
graduated B.A. 1820. A Conserrative ; Toted for agricultural protectioB,
1840; "is not prepared to sanction any additional grant of public
money to the Church of Rome." Is patron of 1 liring. Pint elected
forthe county in Jan. 1886.— 15, BoUon-si.: Carlton; BoodWs s jtUkr-
ley Park, Glouceslersh.

Halford, Sir Henry, bart. {Leicestersh. South)

8. of the late Sir H. Halford, bt. of Wi stow Hall, co. ofLeicesta
(formerly known as Dr.Vaughan , the farourite physician of George TV.}.
B. in London, 1798; m. 1824 his cousin, Barbara, 2ud d. of Mr. Justioe
Yaughan. 4 Couservatire; roted for agricultural protection, 1846. Is I
patron of 2 lirings. Has sat for the county since 1832.— 5, Aib^ri
Road, Regent's Part ; Carlton; Neioton Hareourt, Leiceetereh.

Hall, Sir Benjamin, bart. (Marylebone.)

Eld. s. of the late Benjamin Hall, esq. some time M.P. for Glamor^
ganshire. B. 1802 ; m. in 1823 Augusta, d. and co-heir of the late Ben-
J amin Waddington, esq. of Llanover . A Liberal ; in favour of the ballot,
extension of the su&age, short Parliaments, and of the substitution of a
property.tax, in lien of the assessed and some other taxes ; thinks
*' grants of public money must be confined to secular purposes.** Was
elected for Monmouth in 1831, but on petition lost his seat. Was again
returned for Monmouth in 1882, and sat for that district till 1837, when
he was first returned for Marylebone.— 9, Stanfu^e-sl, May FcUri
Brooke*' » ; Llanover Courts Abergavenny t Abereame, Newport,
South fVales.

Hall, John. {Buckingham^ bor.)

Entered the Army in June, 1817 ; became Lieot...Col. 1st Life Guards
in Deo. 1837, and Colonel in 1846. A Conservative and Protectionist.
First elected for Buckingham in 1845, without a contest. — United
Service Club.

Halsey, Thomas Plumer. (Herts)

Eld. 8. of Joseph Thompson Whately, esq., who on his marriage with
Sarah, sole heir, of the Halseys of Great Oaddesden, assumed that n

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li aephew to tke Archbishop (Whatdy) of Dnbiin. B. 1816 ; m. in 1889
Ffecderioa* d. of Lieat.-CoLFredeiie Johnstone, of Hilton. A Oousenm
tlv«} foted for agricoltaral proteotion, 184A; opposed to theoontinu-
nnoe of die Maynooth ^ntnt. Is a Magistrate for Herts ; was lint elected
for that CO. in Jan. 1846 without opposition. Mr. Halsey's maternal
grandAther represented Herts daring the years 1768, 1774, and 1781.—
lOA, jitbany; Gadd$td»n Park, Htrtsf Th0 Halt, Great Bert'
kttmpetead.

Hamilton, Right Hon. Lord Claude. ( Tyrone)

8. of tlie late Yisct. Hamilton, and grandson of 1st Marq. of Aber-
com : b. 1818 ; m. in 1844, 2nd d. of Admiral the Hon. Granrille Leve-
son Proby. Graduated at Trinity OoU., Cambridge. A Depaty-Ucnt.
of Tyrone. Appointed Treasmrer of the Hoosehold March, 1862. A
Consenrative ; bat in favour of free trade. Has sat forTyrcme since
1889.— 10, Batonaq. ; Baron's Court, Tyrcn:

Hamilton, George Alexander. {Dublin Univernty)

Eld. s. of the late Rev. George Hamilton, of Hampton Hall, and
grandson of the Hon. George Hamilton, Baron of the Excheqaer in Ire-
land. B. 1802; m. in 1836, Amelia Faucoart, d. of the late Joshua
Uhthoff, esq., of Bath. Was educated at Trinity Coll., Oxford; gra-
duated B.A. 1822. Appointed financial secretary to the Treasury, March,
1862, salary j(2600. A Oonseryative ; voted for agricultural protection,
1846. Unsuccesslhlly contested the co. of Ihiblin in 1826, as also in
1880 and 1882, being defeated on each occasion by small majorities.
Having been nnsuccessftil in 1836 for the city of Dublin, when he stood
in opposition to Mr. Daniel 0*Connell, he was seated on petition, after
an investigation which lasted 14 months. Once more became a candidate
in 1887, but did not succeed in obtainiug the seat on petition. First
returned for the University in 1842, on the devation of Mr. Serjeant
Jackson to the bench.— 20, Chester-sq., FimNeo; Hampton Hail,
Balbriggan, eo. Dublin.

Hamilton, James Hans. (DubUtif co.)

S. of the late Hans Hamilton, esq. who represented the eo. for neariy
80 years. B. 1810 { m. in 1888, d. of J. F. Trant, esq. (she died March
1846.) Is patron of 1 living. A Conservative; voted for agricultural
protection, 1846. Unsucceasfolly contested the co. in 1886 $ has sat
for it since 1841. — 24, Motcomb-at.i Carlton; Abbotttown and
Hohnpatriet, eo. Dublin.

Hanbury, Hon. Charles Spencer Bateman-. (Here'
fordsh.)

Second s. of the 1st Lord Bateman by Elisabeth, 2nd d. of the }''
Lord Spenoer Stanley Chiche«ter. B. 1887 ; nam. Bdneated at Bruer

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194 USMBBBS OF THB HOUSB OF COMKONS.

College, Oxfocd, where lie gndnated B.A. 1848, and was eiColed a
feUow of Ail Sool*'. Appoliited comet and lob-Ueat. And Lift Oiurds,
ItBO. Of old Whig prindples, but will support meaflures of agricaltaral
relief Aon special tmrdens i ooBsiden 'the libertiee of the ooonti7 only
mtt to long as Protestant principles are maintained ;" ivill support
** edocation on a rdigioas basis ;* and does not * hesitate to express his
.general oonfldence in Lord Derby's goTernment." First retorned tir
Herefiordsh. in Julj, l%b2.—Shobden Court, Leominstert Her^ord*k t
Kehnarsht Northamptcnth,

Hanmer, Sir John, bart. (Flint dist.)

B.1800; m. 1838, Georgians, yonngest d. of Sir George Chetwynd,
bt. of Grendon Hall, Warwiduhire. His ancestor. Sir Thomas Hanmar,
was Speaker in 1718, and represented Snflblk|in 6 Parliaments. Is patron
of 3 livings. A Conserratiye ; voted for flree trade, 1846; willsappart
an extension and revision of the elective franchise, and a general scheme
of public education. Sat for Shrewsbury fkrom 1883 till 1887 ; far Hull
turn 1841 to 1847, and for Flint since the latter date^— 60, BaUm-pL{
CarUoni Athmctvm; Semmer Hallt and Bttti^ld Park, PlkUsh.

Harcourt, Francis Vernon. (Isle of Wight)

Ninth s. of the late Archbishop Haroourt, of York, by Lady Anne, Srd
d. of the Ist Marq. of Stafford. B. at Rose Castle, near Carlisle, 1801 ;
m. 1887, Lady Catherine Julia, eld. d. of the last Eail of Liverpool (ex-
tinct). Educated at the military college, Sandhurst ; entered the army
in 1816, and eventually became a colonel ; but has since retired ftxun the
service. A magistrate and deputy-lient. of Hants. A Conservative, and
a supporter generatty of Lord Derby's government ; but " will vote
against the reimposition of any duty on fiireign com, whether finr the
purposes of protection or revenue ;" and will not support the repeal of
the Maynooth grant, " because a grant was guaranteed at the period of
the Union with Ireland.')i First returned for the Isle of Wight in July,
lSi2.— Busted Park, Suttts; St. Clar; Ryde, Isle qf fVtghi,

Harcourt, George Granville Vernon. (Oxfordsh,)

Eld. s. of Arehbp. (Haroourt) of York, by Anne, 8rd d. of 1st Marq.
of Staflbrd. Cousin of Lord Vernon. B. 1 785 ; m. 1st, 1816, Elisabeth,
d. of the 2nd Earl of Lucan, dead; Sndly, 1846, Frances, Dowager
Countess of Waldegrave. Educated at Christ Charch, Oxford, where he
graduated B.A^ 1808 ; M .A., 1810. A Conservative ; voted for agricul-
tural protection, 1846 ; voted in favour of the principle of the Reform
Act, but was opposed to many of its details. Sat for Lichfleld firom
1806 till 1880, and for Oxfordsh. since 1831.— 6, CarUon-ho.-Urr. :
Trav0lter$'i Athenantm; Suneham Courtenay, Orfordth,

Hardinge, Hon. Charles Stewart. (Downpatrick)

BM. s. of Yisot. Hardinge by the d. of the 1ft Karq. of ^^'^rf*'m9m j

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OP COMMONa 196

B. 1899. Bdvcftted at Eton and at Christ Chinch* OxCird, where he
waa 8cd elaaa in daisies, 1844. Was Private Secretary to Laid Bar-
dlnge while Gov.-Gen. of India from 1844 till 1848 ; appointed a
depnty-Ueot. of Kent, 1848, and Capt. West Kent Yeomanry same
year. ▲ ConserratiTe, opposed to the reimposition of a daty on foreign
com ; willing to amend the laws aifecting landlord and tenant. Pirst
retvmed for Downpatrick, Ang. 1851, without opp«>sition.— 16, Great
Statthepe-tt.,' fVhiie*9t CarUon : South Park^ Penshurst, Kent.

Hastie, Alexander. {GUtsgoui)

S. of the late Robert Hastie, esq., merchant of Glasgow, and relatire of
the member for Paisley. B. 180R; isunm. Is a merchant at Glasgow.
Elected Lord ProTost of Glasgow in 1846. A Director of the Caledonian
and the Northern and Eastern Railways. A Liberal ; in fayonr of " an
extension of the franchise, eqnal electoral districts, and the ballot,
apposed to the Maynooth and all other ecclesiastical grants.'' First
elected for Glasgow in 1847.^-8, Sumn0rterr., Fulham-rd. t Ad*'
laide^l., Glatgcw.

Hastie, Archibald. {Pauley)

S. of W. Hastie, esq. B. 1791. An East India Agent in London.
A Reformer ; will support the Ihrther extension of the fkce trade system,
and desires a large modification in the excise laws. Pirst elected by a
minority of 151 over Mr. Aytoan, the Radical Candidate, in March, 1886,
when A. O. Spiers, esq. accepted the ChUtern Httndreds.->-6, Rutland
G(tt0, KmgM»bridg0; Reform Club,

Hawkins, William Warwick. {Colchester)

Eld. 8. of the late William Hawkins, esq., of Colchester (a merchant
and magistrate) by Mary Anne, d. of the late John Warwick, esq., of
Cunme, Cumberland. B. at Colchester, 1816; m. 1848, JaneHanlet, only
surviving d. of the late Rraicis Smythies, esq., of Herefbrd-straet, London,
and of the Turrets, Colchester. Educated at Queen Elisabeth's gramnuur
sdiool, Dedham, Essex. A magistrate for the co. of Essex ; chainnan of
the Colchester and Stour Valley Railway; dfaector of the Eastern Union
Bailway ; patnm of 1 living. A Conservative, and a supporter geneially
of Lord Dertiy's government ; a *' decided opponent to the miscalled free
trade, and a strong advocate for justice to the agricultural interest ; will
vote for an inquiry into the education and practices at Maynooth." Pirst
returned for Colchester in July, 185S.— Car Aon; Alretfwrd Hallf Col-
ehesttTy Esses.

Hayes, Sir Edmund Samuel, bt. {Donegal)

Only s. of Sir Samuel Hayes (Snd bart.), by the eldest d. of Sir Thos.
lidghton, bart.; b. 1806, m. in 1887 eld. d. of Hon. H. Pakenham.
Graduated at 'M&ity Coll. DoUin. A Deputy>Ueut. of Donegal. /

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196 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

OonierratiTe; roted for agricaltanl protection, 184ft; has Mt for flM
oolintj since 1881.— IS, Chtsham-at.i Carlton s Drumbom Ca»Ue,
Stranorlar, eo. Donegal.

Hayter, Rt. Hon. William Goodenough. (Wells)

Yonngest s. of John Hayter, esq., of Winterboume Stoke, Wilts, B.
at Winterbonme-Stoke ; m. 1832, Ann, eld. d. of William Polsford, esq.,
of Wimpole-street, London. Was edncated at Winchester and at Oxibni,
where he was second class man. Is a Queen's Oonnsel, and a Bencher
of Lincoln's Inn ; practised for several jears at the Chancery bar, hnt
retired in 1889. Sworn in a P.C., Feb. 1848. Was Judge Adrocate
General, from Dec., 1847, till May, 1849, and one of the Joint secretaries
to the Treasury from the latter date till March, 186S. A Magistrate for
Wilts and Somersetsh. A Whig ; in ftvonr of the total abolition of the
corn laws, and free trade generally. First returned for the boronffh at
the general election in 1887.— 11, Hyde Park-Urr. ; BrocJkes*s ; Uni-
vrsiiy ; fVells, Somtrtttsh.

Headlam, Thomas Emerson. (NetvctutU'On'Tffne)

Eld. s. of the Rev. John Headlam, Archdeacon of Richmond, and
Rector of Wycliffe, Yorksh. B. at Wycliffe Rectory 1 8 18 ; is unm. Waa
educated at Shrewsbury School, and at Trinity Coll., Cambridge, where
he was 16th wrangler in 1836, and graduated A.M. in 1889; was called
to the Bar in 1839, at the Inner Temple, of which he is a bencher ; made
a Queen's Counsel, 1862 ; is author of a *' Treatise on the Practice of
the Court of Chancery," and carried through Parliament the Trustee
Act. Appointed Dep.-Lient. of the North Riding of York, 1848. A
Liberal ; " in favour of extending the political privileges of the people."
First returned for Newcastle^n-Tyne in 1847. — 80, LiHCoin**-Imt-
FitldUf Ojtfbrd and Cambridge Club.

Heard, John Isaac. {Kinsale)

S. of the late John Heard, esq., of Kinsale, oo. Ooik. B. at Kinsale ;
1788; m. Mary, d. of the late Hope Wilkes, esq., ci Lofts Hall, Essex.
Educated at Peterhonse, Cambridge, wbere he graduated B.A., 1808.
A magistrate for the co. of Cork, of which he was high sheriff in 1849.
Of moderate Whig principles. First elected for Kinsale on the retirement
of Mr. Hawes in Feb., 1862, and was again returned without opposltiou
at the general election in July, 1862.— C^n^on Clubt Kinsale, eo,
Cork.

Heathcoat, John. (Tiverton)

Proprietor ofthelace manufactory at Tiverton, of the machinery of which
he is the sole inventor and patentee. Of Whig prindples ; is in favour of
•• the abolition of useless places, pensions, and sinecures j of a more
■qual and Just system of taxation," fire. Has sat for the bonmgh since

■««.— 6, firan0iet-et.t Charing Cronst R^wrm Club; Tiverton.

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 197

Heathcote, Gilbert Henry. (Boston)

Eld. i. of Sir Gflbert John Heathcote, but, by the Hem. Clementina
Eliiabeth, eld. d. of the 19th Lord WiUoaghby d'Erenby. B. in London,
1828 ; nnn. Edacated at Harrow and at Trinity College, Cambridge. A
Liberal ; bat in fkToar of agricoltnral protection, to the extent of a fixed
duty on foreign com, and win rote for the relief of the agricaltaral interest
fkom special tmrdens ; will sapport ** constitntional reform," and an inquiry
into the Maynooth system. First returned for Boston in July, 1862.— 12,
Langham-pl. ; fVhitt's and the Coventry Clubs ; Normanton Park,
Oakham, Rutlandsh.

Heathcote, Sir Gilbert John, bart. (Rutlandsh.)

Eld. a. of the late Sir G. Heathcote, 8rd bart.; b. atNormanton-park,
17V5; m. 1827, Htm. aementina Elisabeth, eldest d. of IQth Lord
Willonghby de Eresby. A Magistrate and Dep.-Lient. ibr Lancash.
•ad Rutlandsh. Patron of 11 livings. Voted for agricaltaral protec-
tion, 1846, bat is in other reiqpeets a moderate Reformer. Sat for Boston
in the Parliaments of 18S0, 1826, and 1881 ; and for Lincolnsh.fron
1882 till 1841, when he was elected for Rntlandsh<— 12, IrOra^Aam^//
TraveUers* t JVhiUi'st BoodWs t Brookes' »; Nortnanton-pk., Rut-
landsh.: Stooken Halt, Stanford, Rutlandsh.

Heneage, George Fieschi. (Lincoln)

Eld. s. of the late George Robert Heueage, esq., of Haintoo, Lin-
oolnah., by Frances Anne, 2nd d. of Lieut.-Gen. George Ainslie. B. in
Welbeck-st., 1800; m. 1833, Frances, d. of Michael Tasboxgh, esq., of
BorghwallJs, Yorkjsh. Edacated at Trinity College, Cambridge, when
he graduated, B.A., 1822, M.A., 1826. A magistrate and depaty.lieat.
for Lincolnsh. A Conserrative, and a supporter generally of Lord
Derby's government. Was M.P. for Great Grimsby from 1826 to 1880,
and for Lincoln firom 1881 to 1885. Again returned for Lincoln in July,
lS62.—Hainton Hall, near Louth, Lineohuh.

Heneage, George Heneage Walker. (Devizes)

Eld. s. of the Rev. Geo. Wyld, of Speen, Berkshire; b. 1799; assumed
the names of Walker Heneage in 1818 ; m. in 1824, eld. d. of William
Webber, esq., of Biiifleld Lodge, Berkshire. Edacated at Christ Church
Coll., Oxford, where he graduated M.A., 1828. Is a Magistrate and
Depaty<Lieat. of Wilts. Is hereditary chief usher of the Court of Ex>
chequer, chief proclamator of the Court of Common Pleas. A Conserva-
tire } voted for agricaltaral protection, 1846, but against a return to
that system, 1860. Is patron of 6 livings. Has sat for Devizes since
1888, when he succeeded on petition.— Car/Ion; Travellers*! Comp-
tonSasset, fViUs,

Henchy, David O'Connor. (Kildare.)

Second 8. of Valentine O'Connor, esq., of Eockfleld, co. Dublin, mi

198 MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OF 0OMM0N9.

Great Deumaik-st., in the dty of Dabiia» bjr MMtgunt, only efaSld of
Darid Henchy, esq., of Rockileld (-HrlitMe nuoehe has aafiuned). B. In
Ratlaad-iiq. West, DabUn, 1810 ; m. 1890 Elisabeth, d. of the lata tOr
John Burke, Bart., of Marble HUI, oo. Galway. Edncated at Osoott
College and at Trinity CoUege, Dublin, where he graduated M.A. A
Liberal; in favour of firee trade, and of tenant right in Ireland. Fint
reCiUtted far KUdare in July, 1862.— IIS, Jermtjfnrat. ; Siombrooi, B a t l f f
more-Bustaee, eo. KUdar*.

Henley, Right Hon. Joseph Warner. (Oxfordsh.)

8. of Joseph Henley, e8q.,bythe d. <tf C.Booke, esq., of Wandswortli;
b. 1798; m.1817, d. of the late John Fane, esq., and Lady Elisabeth
Fane. Appointed President of the Board of Trade, March, 1858, satary
^2000. A magiatrate and dqmty-lieut. for Oxforddi. A Oon serratiTe ;
Toted for agricultural protection, 1840 ; *' will uphold and defend our
rdbrmed Protestant institutions iu Church and State from all attaido,
eiUier at home or abroad;" and is of opinion *' that any material chaage
in the commercial policy of the last seren years is not to be expected*"
First returned for the county in 1841.— 2S, Gr0at George^t., fVmst
■minster t fVaterperry, Ojtfcrchhire,

Herbert, Henry Arthur. (Kerry, co.)

Only 8. of the late Charles John Herbert, esq.; is representatire of the
Herberts, of Mnckross, co. Kerry, and lineally descended from Sir WiL
liam Herbert, who was knighted by Henry Y. B. at Mnckross; m.
1887, d. of James Balfour, esq., of Whittingham, co. Berwick. Educated
at Trinity College, Cambridge. A Magistrate and Dep.'Lieat. of Kerry.
A moderate Conserratlre ; formerly fkvoorable to free trade, but in I860,
TOted for a return to agricultural protection ; *' is now conrinced that
any attempt to reverse the commercial policy of the late Sir Robert
Peel would be attended with the most disastrous consequences," imt
" will at the same time cordially support any well«oonsidered mea-
sares for the relief of the land from an undue pressure of taxatiooi.*'
Fint returned for Kerry in 1847, without a contest.— 74, CadoganpLs
Tr(tveHer$*i FThiWat Mwskroast KiUamtfft Ireland.

Herbert, Right Hon. Sidney. ( Wilts, South)

Half-br. of the Earl of Pembroke; b. at Richmond, 1810 ; m. 1846, d. of
Major..Gen. k Court, and niece of the Ist Lord Heytesbury . Bdaoated at
Oriel College, Oxon. Is patron of 1 living. Held the office of Secretary
to the Admiralty from 1841 till Feb. 1846, when he was appointed
Secretary at War ; resigned the latter office, July, 1846. Is Dep.-Lieat.
of the counties of Salop, Wilts, and Dublin. A Conservative. Yoled
fonnerly in favour of agricoUuial protection, but in 1846 supported the
ipeal o^the Corn Laws. Has sat for South Wilts since 1888.— 6,
^Iton Gardens I Carlton t fVilton House, fVUtt,

MBMBBBS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 1 09

Herbert, Sir Thomas, K.C.B. (Dartmouth)

Seooad s. of the late Richard Towiuend Hexbert, esq., of Cahiniane,
00. Kciiy (who was a member of the Irish parliament, and descended
from a branch of the Pembroke family). B. at Cahimane, 1798 ; vn -
married. Entered the nary in 1808, and became a capt- in 1853 ; created
a K.C.B. for his serrices in command at the destruction of the Chinese
forts in 1841 ; appointed commodore on the south-east coast of America
in 1846, and a Lord of the Admiralty in Feb. 1862. A magistrate and
depnty-UeaL of Keiry ; high-sheriff of tliat co., in 1829. A Consenradre;
** is quite determined not to rote for any plan that shall erer lessen the
poor man's loaf, and will oppose any forther concession to the Roman
Catholics.*' First returned for Dartmouth in Jttly, 186S«—u<<fm<raA^,
PTkUthaU; Tore Cottagtf KiUamey, Irttand.

Herries, Right Hon. John Charles. {Stamford)

Eld. s. of the late Col. Herries, who was distinguished as among the
first to set the example of raising volunteer companies during the late
war ; isbro. to Major-Gen. Sir Wm Lewis Herries, K.C.H., Chairman of
the Audit Board. Was educated at the University of Leipsic. M. d. of
John Dorington, esq., principal Committee Clerk to the House of Com-
mons; was Private Secretary to Bbr. Perceval during the greater part of
his administration; has filled the olBce of Commissary in Chief, and
Auditor of the Civil List (for the abolition of the former office he is
entitled to a pension of j£1850 per annum, being half the emoluments) ;
was Secretary to the Treasury from 1828 till Sept. 1827 ; Chancellor of
the Exchequer, from the latter date till Jan. 1828 ; was Master of the
Mint firom 1828 till 1880 ; and President of the Board of "Trade from
Fd>. to Not. 1830 ) was Secretary at War from Dec. 1834 to April, 1885
Appointed President of the Board of Contruul March, 18S2. A Conser-
vative and Protectionist. Sat for Harwich firom 1828 till 1841, when he
was an uniuccessfnl candidate for Ipswich. First returned for Stamford
in 1847.— 1, Neuf-^.t Spring-gardent ; Carlton f St. JuUanl's, Sovon-
otiit, Kent.

Hervey, Lord Alfred. (Brighton)

8. of 1st Marq. of Bristol. B. 1816; m. 1846, Sophia Elizabeth, d. o
Lieut.-Col. John Chester. Graduated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge, AJkl.
1887. Was called to the Bar at the Inner Temple, 1848. A Conser
vative, but in favonr of free trade; will support " that system of Con-
servative progress which he believes to be the best guarantee against
the maintenance of abases on the one hand, and dangerous innovation
on the other." First returned for Brighton in 1848.— 6, St, Jame*^*'
tq.; 10, Croum Qfiee-rowt Temple/ Carlton.

Hey wood, James, F.R.S. (Lancashire, North)

Fifth s. of the late Nathanial Heywoud, esq., tenkw, of Manchester

J

200 KEMBBRS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

by tke d. of Thomu PeroeTal, mq., M.D., of Manchester; is UwrHtot
bro. to Sir Benjunin Heywood, hart., who repreaented Lancaali. i«
1881. B. at Liverpool 1810 ; is anm. Was educated at Trinity OoH.,
Cambridge, where he was senior optime in 1888. Was called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple in 1888. A Liberal ; in favour of the ballot, and a
moderate extension of the sufihige ; the redaction of dotieson tea, coffee,
and sugar ; considers that the Irish Roman Catholic Clei^ should b«
maintained by taxes on Irish land, and that the Irish Protestant Chnrdi
requires reform. First returned for Lancash. North in 1847 with<Nrt
opposition. — ft^Eaton-pl.} Athenaatm; UtUted Univeraity ; R^oratt
Aer9sfi9tdy Manehetter.

Higgins, George Gore Onseley. (Mayo)

Second s. of FltsgeraldHiggins, Esq.,of Westport, co. of Mayo, by the
d. of William Ouseley, Esq. of Rushbrooke. B. 1818 ; is unmarried.
Edncated at Trinity CoU.^ Dublin. Has been in the civil service at J»>
BUica. A magistrate for Mayo, and an officer in the Mayo militia. A
Liberal ; in favour of " Tenant rig^t, and every measure for the advanee-
ment of civil and religious liberty." First returned for Mayo, Jttly,1869>
^Alfired and Turf Clubs,' Glen~Corrib, eo. Mayo.

Hildyard, Robert Charles. ( Whitehaven)

Third s. of the late Rev. William Hildyard, Rector of Winestetd,
Yorksh., by Catherine, Srdd. of Isle Grant, esq., of Ruckland, Lincolnsh.
B. at Winestead 1800. Was edncated at Oakham, Rutlandsh., and at
Catharine Hall, Cambridge, of which he was a Fellow ; was senior
optime in 1828; graduated A.M. 1826 ; was called to the Bar in 1827 at
Lincoln's Inn ; is a Qaeen's Counsel, and went the Northern Circuit ; a
bencher of the Inner Temple. Was counsel to the duchy of Lancaster,
resigned 1846. A Conservative, and adheres to the policy of imposing
moderate import duties for the purposes of revenue < will support in«
quiry into the College of Maynooth. First returned for Whitehaven in
1847, without opposition.— 24, Loumdes-st., Btlgrauw-sq. ; Carttons
Manor House, Catheraton, Dorset.

Hill, Lord Arthur Edwin. (Co. of Down)

8. of 8rd Marq. of Downshire. B. 1819. Graduated at BalHol OoIL.
Oxford. Appointed Lieut.-Col. of the South Downshire Militia in Sept.
1846, and Lieut, in the South Notts Yeomanry Cavalry 1848. Was Gen-
tleman of the Bedchamber to the Lord-Lieut, of Ireland ; resigned 1845.
A Conservative; in Ikvonr of protection to agriculture, but considers
" it would be unwise at the present time to seek for its restoration."
First returned for Down in 1845.— 04« PiecadUlly ; Hillsborough, eo,
t^fDown.

Hindley, Charles. (Ashton-under-Lyne)

M. 1889, d. of R. Fort^esq. Of Whig principles, iDcHBiBg to

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 201

Radiealism. Contested Ashton unsnccessftilly in 1883. In 1835, he
ascceeded at that boroo^h, and was at the same time an nnsuccessftil
candidate at Warrin^on. Has sat for Ashton since the last date.—
Dartmouth House, fVestminstert Reform Club: Portland Hous0,
Athton, Lanetish,

Hogg, Sir James Weir, bart. (Honiton)

Eld. s. of William Hogg, esq. by the d. of James Dickey, esq. of Dan-
more, CO. Antrim. Is originally of Scottish descent. B. at Stoneyford,
CO. Antrim, 1790 ; m. 1822, Mary, d. of Samuel Swinton, esq., of Swiu-
ton, CO. Berwick. A barrister. Shortly after he was called to the bar
he proceeded to Calcutta, where he practised with much success, and
latterly held the office of Registrar in the Supreme Court. Elected an
East India Director in 1889, and Chairman of the Court in 1846. A
D^uty-Lieut. of London. A ConserTative, but in favour of iYee trade.
Slat fbr Beverley tiom 1834 to 1847, when he was returned for Honiton.
— 16, Grotvtnor-sq. ; Carlton.

Hope, Sir John, bart. (Edinburgh, co.)

8. of Sir Archibald Hope, 9th bart. B. 1781 ; m. In 1806 youngest d. of
the late Sir John Weddertmrn, bart. Is Lieut-Col.-Commandant of the
Midlothian Yeomanry Cavalry ; Yice-Lieut. and Convener of that ro.
A Conservative ; in favour of protection to agriculture. First elected
fbr the county of Edinburgh in 1845 without opposition.— (7ar//on;
Pinkie House, Edinburgh.

Horsfall, Thomas Berry. {Derby)

Eld. s. of the late Charles Hors&U, esq , a Liverpool merchant, by
I>orothy, only d. of the late Thomas Berry, esq. B. at Liverpool, 1805 ;
m. 1st, 1884, Jane Anne, Srd d. of the late T. E. Marsh, esq., of Llanid-
loes, Montgomeryshire; 2ndly, 1847, Mary, eld. d. of the late Edmund
8. Cox, esq., of Brailsford Hall, Derbysh. A magistrate for Laucash.
Mayor of Liverpool during the disturbed period of 1847, 1848. Elected
president of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce on its foundation in
1849. A merchant in Liverpool. A Conservative ; opposed to the re-
imposition of a duly on foreign com. and generally to all duties on the
necessaries of life ; opposed to the Maynooth grant, and to the tax upon
income, though not upon property ; in favour of remodelling the Boards
of Customs and Excise, extensive Chancery reform, and a moderate
parliamentary refbrm. First elected for Derby in July, \9lb2.—NcUional
Club ; MillbanJk Mouse, fVeat Derby, Laneash.

Hotham, Lord. {Yorhsh. East Riding)

An Irish peer. B. at Lullington, 1794 ; became a Mi^or-Gen. in the
Anny, 1851. Grand-nephew of the celebrated Admiral Hotham. Is
patron of 4 livings. A Conservative ; voted for agricultural protection ,

202 inSHBBBS OF THB HOUSE OF COMMONS.

1 846. Sat for Leominster from 18S0 tin 1841, vlieii he was first deoted
for theEMtRidingof York.— 7, Uill-st.; Carlton; Athemmum ,• Sovih
DaUon, Torksh.

Howard, Hon. Charles Wentworth George. {Cumbtr*
land, East)

S. of 6th Earl of Carlisle, by the eld. d. of 5th Doke of Deronshin ;
b. 1814; m. 1812, Mary, Snd d. of the Right Hon. Sir Jas. Parke, BarpB
of the Court of Excheqaer (she died, 1848). Graduated AJH. Tiiaity
Coil. Cambridge, 1836. A Reformer; willing to endow the Bomaa
Catholic Church. First elected fbr Cumberland, East, in 1840, oo tbe
death of Mr. Aglionby.— 56, Park-tt., Gro8venor-0q.; JSfawortk
Castle, Cumberland.

Howard, Hon. Edward George Granville. (Morpeth)
S. of the 6th Earl of Carlisle; b* 1809 : m. 1842, Diana, only d. of Hen.
George Ponsonby. Became a Capt. in the Nary in 1888. Is a Deputy*
Ideut. of Derbydiire. A Whig, formerly roted against the abolitiouof
the Com Laws, but in 1846 supported their repeal. First returned fiir
the borough in 1840.— 86, Batonf>ht Ceufle Howard,

Howard, Right Hon. Lord Edward George Fitz-Alan.
{Arundel)

Second s. of 18th Doke of Noiftdk, by the dd. d. of Ist Duke of Suther-
land. B. in St. James*s-sq., 1818; m. 1851, Augusta, only d. and heir
of the Hon. George Talbot, and niece of 17th Earl of Shrewsbury. Was
Tice-chamberlain of the Household from July, 1846, till March, ISSS.
A Liberal. Was unsuocessfhl at the election for Horsham, June, 1848,
but having succeeded on petition, sat for that place fkom September
following till July, 1852, when he was returned for Arundel withdtf
opposition.— 21, St. Jamet^e-tquare ; jtrtmdel CeteiUf Sussex.

Hudson, George. {Sunderland)

B. 1800 ; m. Elieabeth, d. of James Nicholson, esq. Li well known
for his success in railway undertakings. Has been Chaiman of tiw
Board of Directors of the Eastern Counties, the York, and North JOd-
land, the Newcastle, and Berwick railways. Is Chairman of the Bourd
of Directors of the Midland, Leeds and Bradford, Newcastle and Dar-
llngton Railways. A Magistrate of the East and North Ridings of
Yoiksh., and a Magistrate and Dep .-Lieut, of Durham. Au Aideiaaa
and Magistrate of the city of York, for which he was eleeted Inird
Mayor, Nov. 1887; again Nov. 1888; and a third time Nov. 1846. A
Conservative! voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Is patron of 9
livings s first returned for Sunderland in Aug. 1845, whea he ittsmtoi
^ThMapson.-~i, Albert Gate, MOii^Msbridffet Carlton, Ootuenm-
tivsi Yorki NowbyPark, North Riding of Yorksh.

MBMBEBS or THB HOUSE OF OOMMONS. 203

Hugfaes, William Bulkeley. (Carnarvon dist.)

' Bid. i. of the late Sir W. B. Hoglies, whose ancestor, Hugh Hvghen,
eaq. wasAttomey-Oen. to Queen Elinbeth. B. S6th Jaly, 1797; m. ISth
April, 18S5, Elisabeth, widow of Harry Wormald, esq., of Woodbonse,
Leeds, and heiress of J. Nettleship, esq., of Mattersey Abbey, Notts.
Was catted to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 18S4, and went the Oxford and
Chester cirenits. A Liberal-Conserratiye ; is friendly to the pHnoipU
of the Poor Law Actt was formerly against the ab<dition of the Com
Lawsi bat in 1846 supported the repeal of the latter; is opposed to
the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. Came forward in 1884
for Camanron, as well as for Beaamaris, bat withdrew in both oases
wlthont going to a poll. Has sat for Camarron dist. aiaoe 1887.—
PlAteieh, jitigtetea*

Hume, Joseph, F.R.S., F.R.A.S. (Montrote dist)

B. at Montrose, 1777. Edacated for the medical profession, bn
on proceeding to India was, in a few years, employed in the rarioos
ofllces of surgeon, Persian interpreter to the Army daring the Mah-
ratta war, from 1803 to 1807, Paymaster, Postmaster, &c., discharging
the duties attached to them in a way to call for the public thanks
of Lord Lake and other high fbnetionariea. Having realised a compe-
tence, he returned to his natire country in 1808. The year 1810, and
port of 1811, he spent trarelUng in Spain, Egypt, TOrkey, Greece, &c.
Is Mendier of the College of Surgeons in Edinburgh and London; Tice-
President of the Society of Arts ; Deputy-Lieut, of the co. of Middlesex;
a Magistrate in Westminster, the counties of Middlesex and Norfolk*
Sic &c. An East India Proprietor. A Radical Reformer. Sat for Wey.
nouth from Jan. till Nor. 1812 i for Montrose District from 1818 till
18SQ; for Middlesex from 1880 till 1887; for Kilkenny from 1887 till
1841 ; was an unsuccessftil candidate for Leeds in 1841 ; but was again
returned for Montrose, March, 1842.— 6, Bryatuiton-sq.i Rtform
Club; Burnley HctU, Norfolk,

U ume, William Wentworlh Fitz-WilUam. ( Wicklow)
Eld. s. of the late William Hoare Hume, esq., of Home Wood (who
foraterly sat for Wicklow), by Charlotte Ann, d. of the late Samuel
Dick, Esq., of Dubttn (and sister to Quintln Dick, esq., who sat for
Maldon for sereral yean). B. 1806; m. 1890, Maigaret Brace, eld. d. of
Robert Chaloaer, esq., of Ouisbonmgh, Yorksh. A magistrate and
deputy-Ueut. fur Wicklow. A ConserratiTC, and a supporter generally
of Lord Derby's government; *'does not demand a reversal of all the
free trade policy," but a measure of Justice '* by removal of taxation, to
aflbrd substantial relief to the forming class, and stop the tide of eod-
gration.** First retarned Ibr Wicklow in July, 1962^— Hume fVood, eo.
^ieklow.

204 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Hutching, Edward John. (Lytnington)

8. of the late Edward Hatchins, esq., of Briton Ferry, GluanrgtaaA^
by the d. of the late Thomas Gaest, esq., and sister of Sir Jolin Guest,
tMOt. B. 1809; m. 1838, Isabel Clara, 2nd d. of Chevalier Don Jnan de
Bernaben of Alicante. Educated at the Charterhouse. A Liberal ; im &-
Toor of free trade, the ballot, &c., and opposed to all State endowments
of religion. Sat for Penrh jn and Falmouth from Jan. 184U till the ge-
neral election 1841; nnsnocessftiUy contested Southampton 1841; his
opponents were subsequently unseated on petition, but he did not obtain
the seat ; unsuccestsfkilly contested Poole July, 1847. First returned for
Lymington April, 1850.— 25, Eatoitmsq.

Hutt, William. (Gateshead)

Nephew of the late Capt. John Hutt, of " the Queen,'' to whose me-
mory a public monument was raised in Westminster Abbey. B. 1808 ;
m. in 1881, Mary, Countess of Strathmore, widow of the 10th Earl,
and d. of Mr. Millner, of Staindrop. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge,
where he graduated A.B. 1837, A.M. 1881. A Liberal, and in farour of
electoral reform. Has taken an active part in commercial questions,
more especially with regard to the exaction of the Sound dues, and
the dues collected by the Crown of Hanover at Stade, for which he
received the thanks of the General Shipowners* Society. Represented
Hullfh>m 1832 till 1841, and Gateshead since the latter date.— 39, Mad-
dox-st.i Ojtford and Cambridg* Vnivtrsity Club; Gibtidef eb.
Durham.

Ingham, Robert. (South Shields)

Only s. of the late William Ingham, esq., of Newcastle-on-Tyne. B.
1798 ; unm. Educated at Harrow and Oriel College, Oxlari^ where he
was Ist class in classics, 1815; graduated M.A. 1818, and was fbr sooM
years a fellow of Oriel. Was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 18S0,
and goes the Northern Circuit. A Queen's Counsel. Recorder of Ber-
wick and Attorney-General for the county palatine of Durham. A
Whig; formerly voted in favour of the com- laws, and against the ballot ;
supported the Conservative ministry on several occasions in 1835, bat
now *' holds it would be both unwise and unjust to reimpose any duty
on foreign com;'' in favour of the Maynooth grant, and of parliamentary
reform. Sat for South Shields ftom 1832 to 1841, when he was an vn-
snccessflil candidate ; again returoed, July, 1862. — 13, King's Bench
ffTeOk, Temple : Athenaeum; Univereify: fVeeloe, South SMetds,

Inglis, Sir Robt. Harry, bt. D.C.L. (Oxford University)

B. in London 1786; m. 1807 Mary, eld. d. of Joseph Seymour Briscoe,

of Penhill, Surrey, (kaduated at Christ Church, Oxford, M.A.; 1809

called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1818. Is adeputy-lieut. of Bedfocdsh.,

a Member of the Council of King's College, and a Director of the Uni-

MBHBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 205

Teraity Life Assorance Society. Elected Proliawr of Antiquity in the
Boyal Academy, 1850. A Conservative ; voted for agricultural protec-
tion, 1846. Sat for Dnndalk from 1824 to 1826, and for Ripon from 1826
till 1828. Has lat for the University since 1828, when Sir Robert Feel
took the Chiltern Hundreds, in order to give his conatituents an op*
portunity of expressing their sentiments upon his change of conduct
with respect to Catholic emancipation.— 7, Bedford sq. ; UndUd Uni-
vwMily ; Batt9rsea Ritep Surrey ; Milton Bryant, Bedfordsh-

Irton, Samuel. {^Cumberland, West)

Eld. 8. of the late Edmund Lamplugh Irton, esq., of Irt<m Hall,
Cumbeiland (the direct representative of Bartram D'Yrton, who lived
tetnp. Henry I.}, by Harriet, d. of Richard Hasrne, esq., of Ashbourne*
green. B. at Irton Hall, 1796 ; m. 1825, Eleanor, 2nd d. of (he late Joseph
TUBn Senhoose, esq., of Calder Alibey, Cumberland. Educated at Shrews-
bury school, and at St. John's College, Cambridge. A magistrate for
Cumberland, and patron of 2 livings. A Conservative ; voted for agricul-
tnral protection, 1846 ; opposed to theMaynooth grant, and " to all rash
measures of parliamentary reform." First returned for Cumberland,
West, in March, 1 838 (on Yisct. Ijowther electing to represent Westmore-
land), and sat till July, 1847. Again returned in July, 1852, without
opposition.— (7ar<fon; Irton Hall, RetvmffUus, Cumbertand,

Jackson, William. (Newcastle-under-Lyme)

S. of the late Peter Jackson, esq., of Warrington, Lancash., surgeon.
B. at Warrington, 1805 ; m. 1829, Elisabeth, d. of Lieut. Hughes. Waa
formerly an African merchant, but retired in 1842. Was the projector
of the improvements effected at Birkenhead and other local under-
takings. Is a Director of the Chester and Holyhead, Royston and
Hitchin, and Whitehaven Junction Railways. A Magistrate of the eo.
of Chester. Patron of 1 living. A Liberal ; voted in fovour of the
repeal of the navigation laws ; favourable to the reduction of the duties
on wine, tea, &c.; strongly opposed to any fhrther endowment of the
Roman Catholic Clergy First returned for Newcastle under-Lyme in
1847^— R^omij Manor House, Birkenhead t and Claughton, Bir-
tenhead.

Jerixiyn, Right Hon. Earl. (Bury St. Edmunds)

Eld. 8. of the Marq. of Bristol. B. in Portland.pl., London, 1800 ; m.
in 1880 Lady Catherine, Srd d. of the 5th Duke of Rutland (she died
1848). Has been Treasurer of the Household. A Dcp..Lient. of Suifolk.
Appointed Col. of the West Suffolk Militia, 1846. A Conservative;
a supporter of free trade, but ** will consider with favour any measures
Ibr the relief of the agricultural interests." Has sat for the borough
sineelSSO.— 47, £a/on-j9/. I Carlton; iekworthPark.t Suffolk; Put-
ney Heath, Surrey,

SB06 1ISMBBR8 OF THE HOUSE OF 0OMMON8*

Jocelyn, Visct. (Lynn Regis)

Eld. s. of the Earl of Soden. B. In Fall Mall 1816 ; m. In 1841,
yonngest d. of Sth Earl Ck>wper (the is a Lady of the Bedchamber to the
Qneen). Was military secretary to the Chinese expedition, and is author
of " Six Months in China." Was one of the Secretaries to the Board of
Controal fi-om Feb. 1845, till July, 1846. A Oonseryatire, bat io favosr
of free trade ; " a firm friend to religions toleration/' bat will ** steadily
maintain the Protestant principles on which the inatitutioiis of the
ooantry are based." Has sat for Lynn Regis since 184S.— 2S^ BrwUo»-
9tre€t : Kew Green ; Carlton.

Johnstone, Hon. Henry Butler-. (Canterbury)

Third s. of the 13th Lord Donboyne by his 1st wife, Ellen, d. of David
O'Connell, Aq. B. in Dabliu 1800; m. 1884, Isabella Marigaivt Mnwo-
Johnstone, only d. of the late Sir Alexander Monro of NoTar, Robs shire ;
nieoe and heir of General Johnstone of Corehead, Doanflries. Assamed
the name of Johnstone after his maniage. A depaty-lieat. of Onmfiies ;
appointed major of that co. militia in 1846. A ConserraliTe, and a sop-
porter generally of Lord Derby's gOTemment; ** in fkvoar of free trade
if fairly carried oat ;" opposed to the Mairnooth grant. First retnned
for Canterbury in Jaly, 1852.— 24, Part »t^ Groevenor-aq. t Carltan;
Conservative ; Nationals jiuehen Caetle, M<^at, N. B.

Johnstone, Janies. (Clackmannan and Kinross)

Eld. 8. of the late James Raymond Johnstone, esq., of Alra, Stir-
lingsh. by 8rd d. of Montagne Cholmeley, esq., of Easton, Unoolnsh.,
and sister of Sir Montagne Cholmeley, 1st bart. B. at OTertoa,
Rutlandsh., 1801; m. 1846, Hon. Aagnsta Anne, sister of 3rd Baiua
Grantley. Edacated at Ragby and at the University of Edinbar^
Admitted an Advocate at the Scotch bar, 1824. Is a depaty.lieat. and
magistrate for the cos. of Stirling, Selkirk, and Clackmannan ; a director
of the Stirling and Damfriessh. Railway. A " Liberal ConservatiTe,"
in favour of free trade, and of withdrawing the grant to Maynooth.
First returned for Clackmannan and Kinross, Jane, 1851. — Atheneevm
and fVindhatn Clubt; Alva, Stirlingsh.; The Hanffingshaw, Set-
tirksh.

Johnstone, Sir John Vanden Bempde, ht. (Scarborough)
Eld. s. of the late Sir R. Y. B. Johnstone, by the d. of John Scott, esq.,
of London. B. 1709} m. in 18S5, Louisa Yenables Vernon, Sud d. of
Archbishop (Harcourt) of York. Was edacated at Rugby, and at Trinity
Ooll. Cambridge. Is patron of 2 livings. A Conservative, but in fiivoor
of free trade; voted against the 'sudden abolition* of the navigation
laws, and is willing to remove any peculiar hardens on the ahip|ring
interest. Sat for Yorksh. from Dec. 1830, till Dec. 1882; for Sear-
borough from 1882 till 1837; re-elected in 1841.r-27, Groavenor-ef.,-
Boodle's; Travellers* t Haetness Hall, Yorksh.

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Jolliffe, Sir William Geo. Hylton, bart. (Petersfield)
8. of the RcT. TVIlIiam JoIIlffe, by the d. and coheir of Sir A. Pytches,
of Streatham, Surrey. B.in Little ArgjU-tt., 1800 : m. in 1825, d. of
the Hon. B. Paget. Appointed Under Secretary of Stat« for the Home
Department, March 1862, aalary jf 1600. A depnty-lieat. of Surrey. A
ConienratiTe; yotedfor agricaltural protection, 1846. Sat for Peters-
field in 1880 and 1831. UnsuccessfoUy contested it in 188S and 1836.
Again returned in 1887.— 7, St. Jamet'spl. ; Carlton t fVfUte't ;
Arthur' ti Merttham House, Surrey i Heath Houee, PeterefieM.

Jones, David. {Carmarthensh.)

Eld. s. or John Jones, esq., of Blaenos, Landovery, and nephew and heir
of David Jcmes, esq., c/[ PantgUb. B. 1810; m. 1846, Charlotte, eld. d. of
tb Oeoige Campbell, of Edcmwood, and niece to Lord CampbeO. Educated
at the Chazteihouse. Was sheiiir for Carmarthensh. 1846 ; is a deputy •
Bent, and magistrate of Cannarthauh., and a magistrate of BreiAnoefcsh.
A Conserrative, and a supporter of Lord Derby's ministry; is fayourable
to ** any fidr and comprehensive measure for the relief of the depressed
agiicultnral interest \" will rote ibr an equitable adjustment of the church
leTenne, so that the stipends of the woAing clergy may be Increased ; and
ftv the repeal of the Maynooth grant. Unsuoceasftilly contested Sudbury
June, 1841 ; and at his own sole expense unseated the two members then
letnnied, which led to the disfranchisement of the borough. Firitt re-
tuned fior Carmarthensh. May, 186S, wkhontoppositioii.— S9« Dover-et.;
Carltont Pant^lds, Carmetrtheneh.

Jones, Theobald. (Londonderry jCO,)

Second s. of the Rev. James Jones, Rector of Urney, Strabane, by
Lydia, d. of Theobald Wolfe, esq.; grands, of the Right Hon. Tlieo-
philns Jones, of Headfort, fonnerly member for Leitrim, and nephew of
Walter Jones, esq., of Hayle Place, Kent. B. 1790. A Capt. in the
NaTy. A Conservative; voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Has
sat for the county since 1880.— 30, Charlettt. St. Jatnee's ; Carlton t
Dunffiven, Bovagh, eo. Derry.

Keating, Henry Singer. (Reading)

Third 8. of the late Lieut.-general Sir Henry Sheehy Keating, K.C.B.,
Col. of the 88rd Foot, by Mary Anne, eld. d. of James Singer, esq., of
Annadale, oo. Dublin. B. in the co. of Dublin, 1804 ; m. 1848 Gertrude,
8rd d. of the late Mi^or-general Evans of the Artillery. Educated at
Trinity OoUege, Dublin, where he graduated MJL. Was caUed to the
bar at the Inner Temple, 1888, and goes the OxfcsA vircoiti appaiated
Queen's Counsel by patent, Feb., 1849, and elected a Brpnhrr of the
Inner Temple, May, 1840. A Liberal ; in fkvour of u «xtension of the
foifrage and vote by ballot (though formerly .pfposed to the latter) \
will rote against the Maynooth grant jad the impodtloa of Chnrch

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ntes on DiiMBters. Flnt retnned for Reading in Joty, 18S2.— IS,
Oreai Queen-tt., fVestminater i fVyndham Chtb.

Keating, Robert. ( Waterford^ ci'yO

A Repealer ; a member of the *' Old Ireland party." Sat for tlie eo. of
Waterford from 1847, till July, 1852, when he was elected for the city.
—Garranleet Ceuhtl, eo. Tipperary.

Kelly, Sir FitJB Roy. {Suffolk, East)

S. of Capt. Robert Hawke Kelly, R.N., by laabd, d. of Cnpt. For-
dyce, carver and cnpbearer to GeOTg« HI. Grands, of Col. Robert Kd|y.
B. in London, 1796; m. 1821 eld. d. and coheir of Capt. Maaon, of LeiA
(she died 1851). Called to the bar in 1824 at Lincohi's Inn, of whidi he
was elected a bencher, 1836, made a King's Connsel same year. Ap-
pointed standing Connsel to the Bank of England, May, 184S. Was
SoUcitor^general ttom July, 1845, tin Aug., 1848; reappointed July,
1852. A Consenratiye ; will snpport measores of relief for the agiienl-
tnral and shipping interests; firmly attached to the Established Choreh,
bat in ihvonr of civil and religions liberty. Unsaocessftilly contested
Hythe in 1880, and Ipswich in 1882. Sat for Ipswich ttook Jan. till JvM,

1886, when he was unseated <m petition ; was again nnsucoessfal, July,

1887, bat, succeeding by petition, sat from Feb., 1888, tUl July, 1841,
when he was once more an unsnccessAil candidate; sat forCamMdge*
bor. from March, 1848, till July, 1847, when he was an nnracceasfU can-
didate for Ljrme Rej^; was elected for Harwich in April, 1862, bat
before taking his seat was returned for Suffiilk, East, in May foUowinff.
—147, PtceeuUUtfi 8, Fig Tree Courts Inner Temple ; Carlton Club.

Kendall, Nicholas. {Cornwall^ East)

S. of the Rer. Charles Kendall, of Fel]rn, near Lostwithiel, by Ann, d.
of Francis Hext, esq., of Tredethy, near Bodmin. B. at Tredethy 1800 ;

m. 1828 d. of . Educated at Trinity College, Oxford, where he

graduated B.A. 1880. A magistrate and deputy-lient. of Cornwall, nad
chairman of the Board of Guardians of the Bodmin Union. Patron of S
livings. A Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord Dert^**
government ; opposed to the MaynooCh grant. First reCnncd for
Cornwall, East, in July, 185S.~<7arttoni P«^n, LoelwUMel, Com-
waU*

Kennedy, Tristram. {Louth)

8. of the late Rev. J. Pitt Kennedy, Rector of BaUeagh, eo. London-
derry, by Mary, d. of— Cary, esq. B. at Donagh, oo. Donegal, 1805 ;
num. Educated at Foyle College. Called to the bar in Ireland, 1884.
Principal of the Dublin Law Institute, of which he was the founder in
1880. High sheriff of Londonderry in 18S8. Formerly agent f«r tke

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Uarq. of Bath's Irish estates . A Liberal, and a npparter of tenant right
In Ireland. First returned for Loath in July, 186d).— tf, Henrietia-tt,,
Dublin.

Keog!l, William. (AthUme)

Eld. 8. of William Keogh, esq., of CorUp, oo. Rosoommon, by Mary,
d. of Austin Ffrcnch, esq., of Rahoon, Galway. B. at Galway 1817 1 m.
1841, Kate, eld. d. of the late Thomas Roney, esq., surgeon. Educated
at the Unirersity of Dublin, where he received first-class honours in
sdence, the Hebrew prize, the yice-( haucellor's prize, and the Col-
lege Historical Society's medals; was called to the Bar in Ireland,

1840, and made a Queen's Counsel in Ireland, 1849; is a member of
Lincoln's Inn; author of "The Practice of the Court of Chancery in
Ireland," and several political tracts. A Liberal ; in fkvour of a wide
extension of the suHrage, the ballot, the M aynooth grant, the admission
of Jews to Parliament, tenant right in Ireland, &c., but entered Parlia-
ment originally as an avowed supporter of Sir Robert Peel's policy. First
returned for Athlone in 1847.— 55, Rutland-sq. FVestt Dublin ; Co-
burg Houte, Bray, fVickloto ; Rahooiif GcUway.

Kerr, David Stewart. (Doum)

Only s. of the late David Kerr, esq., of Portavo and Montalto, co.
Down, by Lady Selina Sarah Juliana, d. of the 1st Marq. of London-
derry. M. 1843, Hon. Anna Dorothea, youngest d. of the 2nd Lord
Dnflferin. Educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated B.A.

1841. A magistrate for the cos. of Down and Antrim, andadeputy-
lleut. of the former. A Conservative, but in favour of free trade. Sat
for Downpatrick ftom 1836 to 1841 ; first returned for the oo. of Down in
July, 1853.— Ifonto/to, BaUyn($hinch, eo. Down,

Kerrison, Edward Clarence. (Eye)

Only s. of Gencnl Sir Edward Keiriaon, bart., K.C.B., (who sat in
parliament lor 87 years), by Mary, eld. d. of Sir Alexander BUice, of
Pittencrief, Flfeshire. B. 1821 ; m. 1844, Lady CaroUne Margaret, d.
of the 8rd Earl of Ilchester. Appointed Ueut. of the Suiiblk Boiderers
Yeomanry Cavalry in 1848. A Conservative, and a supporter genenUy
of Lord Derby's ministry ; wiU " give his cordial support to all measures
which, w ithont tampering w ith the welfiure of the rest of the community,
may in any way tend to improve the condition of the agriculturists."
First returned for Bye, July, 1852, on the retirement of his father, who
had sat Ibrthat borough from 1824^—31, Old Burlington-st t Tro^
vtUer*' ; Boodle's ; Broonu Hallf Seolet Norfolk,

Kershaw, James. (Stockport)

B. at Manchester, 1795. A cotton spinner, manufacturer, and calico
printer. ▲ Magistrate of Lancash. ; a Magistrate and Alderman of Man-

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'SIO MBMBBB8 OF THB HOUSE OF OOMMONA,

cheiter. WMMtyoroftbattowiiiiilMS. A Ubenl, U fiiToar of elTil
aad nligtona liberty, tke farther ezteiuioii of free trade, cszteoaioB of
the sofflrage, short parliameots, the ballot, the repeal of the rate^pajiag
elaiues of the Reform Act, and the repeal of the game laws; ia opposed
to all religioos endowments. First returned for Stoefcport in Deer 1M7.—
OakUmdtt f^icioria-part, Mancfuster.

King, Hon. Peter John Locke. {Surrey, East)

Second 8. of 7th Lord King, by the eld. d. of Ist Barl Forteaene; is
therefere bro.to 1st Earl of liOvelace. B. at Ockham, Sorrey, 1811 } m.
l886,Loaisa Elitabeth, d. of the late William Henry Hoare, esq., and
nieee of 1st Earl of Gainsborongh. Was edncated at Hairow.and at
Trinity CSolI., Cambridge, where he gradnated A.M. 1888. A labctal ;
hionght Ibfwaid in 1851 a bill fw extending the coonty francUae to lOL
ooenpiers ; is opposed to all religions endowments by the State. Was aa
nnsnecessfU candidate for East Surrey in 1887; first elected in 1847.—
86, I>ov«r-«f.; Aihttuntmi Rtfbrm; fVobum Pturk, Chtrttty,

King, James King. (Herefordsh,)

Eld. s. of the late Rev. James Slmpkinson, rector of St. Peter-le-FBor,
Old Broad>8t., London (who assnmed, in 1887, the name of King), by
Emma, 4th d. of Edward Yaux, esq., of the city of London. B. at
Weybildge, Surrey, 1806 ; m. 1886, Mary Cochrane, 4th d. of Kenneth
Brands Mackeniie, esq. (descended from a junior branch of the M acfeea-
nies, of Redcastle, Ross-shire) . Bdocated at Balliol Coll. Oxford, wkere
he graduated B.A. 1829. A magistrate for Herefbrdsh., and formerly
oapt. in that oo. militia. Declared ** his political Tiews to be in a
word Conaerratire, Protectionist, and Protestant;* opposed to any
grant to Maynooth, but not a^nst "any necessary and rati<MMl
reform.* First returned for Hereferdsh. in July, 1868.— 97, Eatim^,t
Carlton i Stmmtcn Park, JAomkuUrt Horifbrdth.

Kingscote, Robert Nigel Fitzhardinge. {Gloucestersh.
West)

Eld. s. of Col, Thomas Henry Kingsoote, of Kingsoote, Ohmoeatenh.
(the direct descendant of Ansgems a Saxon, liring anno 985, wkoee
grandson receiTed Klngscote from William the Conqueror), Ixy his 1st
wife, Lady Isatiella Frances Anne, 8th d. of the 6th Onke of BeanJbit.
B. at Kingsoote, 1880: m. 1861, Caroline Sophia, 8rd d. of CoL Wynd-
bam. Appoioted a Capt. in the Scots Fusilier Guards in 1846. A
Liberal i *' willing to assist in relieving disproportionate taxation, to
promote improvements in our representative system, and to maintain tha
rights of conscience in religious matters." First returned far Gfcwe es te wh .
West, July, 1868^28, Oharles^tt., Brrk*Uy~$q. t Chtard*' Club,
FT/Me^Mi Kiniy»€ol»'parib,f^ootton-ttnd4r.Baff0, ff/otieesleraA.

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KinnairH, Hon. Arthur Fitzgerald. {Perih)

Third s. of the 8th Lord Kinnaird, by the 7th d. of the 8nd Ddke of
Leinster. B. at Rossie Priory, Perthshire, 1814; m. 1843, Mary Jane,
d. of the late William Henry Hoare, esq., of Mitcham Grore, Sarrey,
and niece of the 1st Earl of Oainsboronj^h. Educated at Eton. Was
attached to the British Embassy at St. Petersbargh in 183B, and was
private secretary to the Earl of Durham ; is now a partner in the firm of
Ransom and Co., bankers. A Liberal; opposed to the Haynooth grant,
and will "promote reforms in the ciyil and ecclesiastica] institntions of
the country,'* bat "conxiders the maintenance of Protestantism as essen-
tial to the maintenance of dvii and religions liberty.*' Sat for Perth
fh>m Jnly, 1887, to Angnst, 1839. Again returned on the snocession of
Mr. Fox Maule to a peerage, in May, 1852, and rechosen at the general
election in Jnly, 1852.— 85, Hyde Park Gardens i FVett Farm, East
Bamet, Herts.

Kirk, William. {Newry)

S. of Hngh Kirk, esq., of Larne, co. Antrln, merchant, by EIIm, d.

of Millar, of Burnside, co. Antrim. B. at Lame, 1785 $ m. 18SU,

Anne, d. of James McKean, esq., of Armagh. Educated at LArne. A
linen merchant and bleacher. A magistrate for the co. of Armagh since
1840. Of Liberal principles, inclining towards Cousenratism ; In ftvonr
of free trade; desirous of having the question of tenant-right settled by
act of parliament ; in fkvoar of iHreserving the principle of national
education in Ireland, but of improving and extending its details ;
stiungly opposed to a repeal of the Union. First returned for Newry ia
July, 1852.— .afMiwa/e, near Keady, eo. Armagh.

Knatchbull, William Francis. (Somerset, East)

Second s. of the late Wyndham KnatchboU, esq., by his coosin,
Catharine Maria, d. of Sir Edward Knatchbull, bart. B. in Bnssell-pL,
London, 1804; m. 1829, Emma Lonisa, d. of the late Charles Gordon
Gray, esq., of Virgin Valley, i n Jamaica. Educated at Winchester, and
at Christ Church, Oxlbrd. A magistrate, and depnty-Ueat. of Somerset, of
whkh 00 . he was high sheriff in 1841 ; Ueat.^joi . North Somerset yBomaaiy
earafary. A Consenratire, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's
government : Is in fiivour of a moderate fixed duty on foreign prodnoe ;
will vote for inquiry respecting Maynooth, and, if necessary, the repeal of
the grant. First returned for Somerset, Bast, in Jnly, l85S^Car/lo» ;
Arthur's ; Babinglon, Frame, Somerset.

Kuight, Frederick Winn. (Worcestersh. West)

Eld. s. of John Knight, esq., by his 2nd wife, Jane EUsabetk, d, of
1st Lord Headley; descended from Rieliard Knight, of Downton, an
extensive ironmaster. M. 1850, Maria, d. of the late E. Oibbs, esq. A

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212 MEHBEBS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

fiiinily trustee of tbe Britiiih Mvseimi ; a capt. in the WtHTceatenh. Tco-
nunry. Patron at 1 lining. A Conservative; voted for agricvLltiural
protection, 1846; feels confident that Lord Derby's government vill
give <*the claims of the depressed agticnltnral interest that attention
and justice which have been refused by the late ministry.* First
returned for the co. in 1841.— (7ar//on,- fVolverley House, PFcr-
eestersh. ; Simon*s-Balh, Devonsh.

Knightley, Rainald. {Northamptonsh. South)

Onlys. of Sir Chailes Knightley, bart. (who sat for Northamptonsh.
fh>m 1834 to 1852), by Selina Mary, eld. d. of Felton Lionel Hervey,
esq., of Eoglefield Green, Surrey. B. in Upper Brook-st., 1819 ; un-
married. A magistrate, and a dep.lieut. of Northamptonsh. A Con-
servative; "has the greatest rellHnoe on Lord Derby, and has n«
doubt that he nvill redeem bis often repeated pledge of doing justice to
the agricultural interest;" will defend ** the pure Protestant Church
against foreign insolence, and papal aggression." First returned for North-
amptonsh. South, in July, 1852.— lU, Upper Brook-*t.; ff^hite^s,
Coventry, and Boodle>s! Fawsley Park, Daventry, Northamjt-
toneh.

Knox, Brownlow Williani. {Marlow)

Third s. of Lieut-Col. Thomas Knox, of the 1st Foot Guards, by the
8rd d. of Thomas Williams, esq., of Lauidan, Anglesea, (who m. 2ndly,
Lieut.Gen. Sir Henry Campbell, K.C.B.) Grand-nephew of the 1st Viact.
Northland. M, d. of — Sutton, esq. Entered the Army in 1824, and
became Lient.-Cul. in 1889; has been Capt. Scots Fusilier Guards. A
Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's government »
in favour of national education on a religious basis. First elected for
Marlow in 1847.-28, fVilton-eres. / Carlton.

knoxy Hon. William Stuart» (Dungannon)

Second s. of 2nd Earl of Banfnrly by the eld. d. of the Archbishop
(Stuart) of Armagh. B. 1826. Entered tbe army, 1844, and becrane
a lient. 86th foot, 1846. Appointed a groom in waiting to the Queen,
Mamh, 1852. A Conservative, and in favour of protection to agricul-
ture; considers that tenants should receive compensation for unex-
hausted improvements, but that « the tenant league hnplies a principle of
confiscation." First returned for Dungannon, Feb. 1861, without oppofd-
tion.— Cor/Ion ; jirmy and Navy Club ; Dungannon Park, Tynm*.

Labouchere, Rt. Hon. Henry. {Taunton)

8. of the late P. C. Labouchere, Esq. of Highlands, Essex. B. in London
1798 ; m., let, 1840,d.of Sir Thomas Baring, bart. (she died May. 1850) *
2mUy, 1862. Lady Mary Matilda Oeorgiana, d. of 6th Earl of Carlisle*
Lord of the Admiralty from 1832 tiU Nov. 1834. Vioe-Pkeaident of tbJ

MSMBEHS OF THE HOUSE OF COKMONS^ 213

Board ofTrade,andMaster of the Mint, flrom April, 1885, to March, 1889.
Under-Secretary for the Colonies fkom March till Aug. 1889. President
of the Board of Trade l^om March. 1839, till Sept. 1841. Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland fhnn Jnly, 1846, till July, 1847 ; and again President
of the Board of Trade from the last date till March, 1852. Is an Elder
Brother of the Trinity Honse. A Liberal. Formerly yoted against an
abolition of the corn laws, but in 184A supported their repeal. WiU
** espeeially resist attempts to reimpose any dvty npon com, or to com-
pensate any one intercht for the loss nf proteetioa-at the cost of increased
hardens npon others." Sat for St. Mietaers from 1826 tlB' Utt^ and
fbr Taunton since 1880.— 27, Belgrave-sq.; R^orm Club t OtMVw
9totoeift Somersetsh.

Lacon, Sir Edmund Henry Knowles, bart. {YarmoutK)
Bid. s. of the late Sir Edmund Knowles Lacon, 2nd hart., by the eld.
d. and co-heir of Thomas Beecroft) esq., of Scnkhorpe Hall, Norfolk.
B. 1807 1 m. 18S9, Elisa Georgiana, eld. d. of James Esdaile Hammct,
esq., of Lawn Cottage, Battersea. Educated at Eton and at Emmannel
College, Cambridge, where he gradaated B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831. A
magistrate for Norfolk and Suffolk ; a deputy-lieut. of the former oo.,
and since 1839 major of the East Norfolk militia. A Conserratiye, and a
supporter generally of Lord Derby's gorernment. First returned for
Yarmouth in July, 1852.— I/n'oni Hoptonf Lowettqffis, Si^ffblkf
Ormesby House, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.

Laffan, RoberL (St. Ives)

Second s. of John Lafihn, esq^ of Limerick, Supervisor of Excise, who
was bro. to Dr. Robert Laffiin, titular Archbishop of Cashel, and to Sir
Joseph De Courcy Lafbn, hart.. Physician to the Forces in the Peninsular
war (title extinct). B. in the oo. of Limerick, 1821 ; m. 1862, Emma, d. of
William Norsworthy, esq., of Oxford-terrace, London. Educated at
the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich i is a Capt. Royal Engineers,
which corps he entered in 1887. Has been Inspector of Railways since
Not., 1847. A "Liberal-ConnerTatiTe:" opposed to Customs duties;
will support a fuller extension of ftee tnde, and a re-distribution of the
fk-anchise, but not a reduction below the 10/» limit; considers that
national education should be on a religions basis. First returned for St.
Ives in July, U&2^—Army and Navy Club ; Otham Lodge, Maid-^
etone, Kent.

Laing, Samuel, {Wick dist.)

B. in Scotland. Chairman of the London and Brighton Railway Com-
pany, and an active promoter of the Sydenham Crystal Palace Company.
A Liberal and firee-trader | but ** if Lord Derby brings forward good and
liberal measures, will support him :'' and relies for success as a repre-
aentative, on "youth, vigour, and a cordial sympathy with the great
principles of civil and religions liberty." First returned for Wick dist.
in Jnly, IS62.— Brighton.

214 MEHBBK8 OF TETE HOUSE OF COMMONS.'

Langston, James Haughton, D.C.L. {Oxford, city)

M. in 18M, Lady Julia, Sad d. of the l8t Earl of Dneie. la a Magistrate
and Deputy- Lieut, of Oxfordshire. High Sheriff of Oxfordsh. 1851. ▲
Liberal. Sat fiur Oxford from Not., 1896, till Jan., 1836; le^ tooted
June, 1841.— 148, Pieeadilly ; United Utuvertilyt Sarsden House,
Chipping Norton, Oxon.

Langton, William Henry Gore-. (BrUtol)

8. of CoL Wm. Oore-Langton, M.F. for East Somerset (who died ia
1847), by his Snd wife, Mary, only d. of John Browne, esq., of Selpcrtna,
00. Gloucester. B. in London, 18U2 ; m. 1824, Maria, d. of John Lewis,
esq. Edocated at Hanow, and at Magdalen College, Oxford. A magis-
tnte and depnty-lient. of Sonenet; Ifeyor of Bristol far 18SS. A
libenlt in &Toar of extension of the softagc and Tote by ballot ; op-
posed to the Maynooth grant. Fint returned for Bristol in July, 18SS.—
9, Prinee'»-geU*, HydtPorki lUform Club; York-eroecont, Clifton,
near Brietol.

LangtoD, William Henry Powell Gore-. (Somerset, We«t)
Only 8. of William Gore-Langton, esq., of Newton Park, Somer-
selsh. (who represented Somersetsh. East, from 1831 till 1847) by the
(mly d. of Henry Powell Collins, esq., of Hache Beauchamp, Somer-
aetsb. Is grandson of Col. Gore-Langton who assumed the name of
Ltngton. B. at Burdrop, Wilts., 1824; m. 1846, Lady Anna Elisa.
Mary, only d. of Snd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos. Educated
at Eton and at Christ Chureh, Oxfbrd, where he graduated HJL. Is
pttron of 4 Urings. A Oonservatire, and in &Toar uf protectioB to
agriculture. First returned fbr Somersetsh. Weet, April, 1861, wiCll-
ottt oppotitioa.— Gdtrllon Ckibf Netoten Park, near BalM,

Lascelles, Hon. Edwin. (Ripon)

Tliird sunriving s. of the Snd Earl of Harewood, by th« eld. d. of flu
late Sir J. S. Sdn-ight. B. 1799. Graduated at All Souls' Coll., Oxford,
B.CJi. 18S6, D.CJL. 1881. Was called to the Bar at the inner Teoqpl^
1896. Is a Dep.-Lieut. of Yorluh. A OonserratiTS ; in &Tour of pro-
tection to agiicultare. First returned for Eipon, Jan. 1846, withottt «
muteat^A, B«lgrave-»q,f Harewood Hovee, Yorkeh.

Laslett, William. (Worcester)

8. of Thomas Emmerson Lasletf, esq. B. at Worcester, 1801 ; m. 1842,
Maria, eld. d. of the late Dr. Robert James Carr, Bishop of Worcester;
Educated at Worcester; was entered as a student of the Inner Temple in
18S6, and serred all the terms necessary for a call to the bar; bat was
also articled to Mr. Wm. WaU, a solicitor (and banker), at Worcester,
and practised as a solicitor there till 1846. Patron of 8 llTingB. A
Liberal j in farour of flirther parliamentary reft>rm, the remoral of i«ll-
oious dlsqaallfloations, the re-disthbutkni of Church revenues, a lerisioh

HBHBER8 OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 215*

and K-a4Iastme&t of taxatloB, Ace. Pint ntaraed for Worcester on tho.
Rtirement of Mr. RaifiiRl in April, 1853 ; reohoten at the general eleetf on
in Joly, lS6S.-^Abberton-h4M, Perthort, ff^oretaierth*

Lawless, Hon. Cecil John. {Clonmell)

Yoangest s. of the 2nd Baron Cloncorry, by hlB second wife, 8rd d.
of Archibald Douglas, esq., of Damock. B. 1821 1 m. 1848, Frances
Oeorgiana, d. of the late Morris Townsend, esq., of Shepperton. oo. Codi,
and widow of Juhn Wm. Digby, esq., of Landenstown, ca Kildare. A
Repealer. First elected for Clonmell Sept. 1846, without a contest.—
R^ornif Lyons Castle, eo. Kildare.

Lawley, Hon. Francis Charles. (Beverley)

Youngest s. of the 1st Lord Wen]oclc,.by the 8rd d. of the Snd Lord'
Braybroohe. B. in Berkeley .sq., 1825 ; unmarried. Educated at Rugby
and BalHoI Coll., Oxford, where he was 2nd class in classics in 1848, and
obtained a fellowship at All Souls' in the same year. A ** decided Libera],
and free-trader, infarour of a considerable extension of the suffirage ; w'ill
TOte for a committee of inquiry respecting Maynooth.*' First returned
for Beverley in July, 18S2.— 29, Berkelsy-sq. ; fVhUe^s and Coventry
Chtbs; BserieJt Parif Yortsh.

Layard, Austen Henry, D.C.L. {Aylesbury)

S. of Henry P. J. Layard, esq. (who was s. of the Dean of Bristol) by,
- Marianne, d. of — Austen, esq. B. at Parius 1817 : unm. Author of
** Nineveh and its Remains," "Monuments of Nineveh,'' Are., and well
known for his exertions in *^^*—*»c the remains of ancient art Blow
deposited at the British Museum : received the honorary degree of D.C Ji.
at Oxford in 1848. Was, for a few weeks in Feb., 1662, Under Secretaqr
of State for Foreign Afiairs, when Earl Granville was ndnister of that de-
paxtment Was previously attaehi to the embassy at Constantinople.
A Liberal First returned for Aylesbury in July, 1862.— 9, ZMUe Rider-
st^ St. James'; Atheneeum.

Lefevre, Right Hon. Charles Shaw. {Hampshire, North)
8. of the late Chas. Shaw Lefevre, Esq., formerly member for Reading,
B. in Bedford-square, 1794 } m. in 1817, d. of the late S. Whitbread, esq.
Graduated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge, A.B. 1815, A.M. 1819. Was
called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1819. Is Lieut.-Col. of the North
Hants Yeomanry, and High Steward of Winchester. Was chosen
Speaker of the House in 1839, on the retirement of Mr. Abercromby,
and in opposition to Mr. Goulborn; the rotes for the latter were 299;
for Mr. S. Lefevre, 817. Again chosen Speaker in 1841, and in 1847,
without opposition. Voted for an inquiry into the pension list, and
for short Parliaments. Sat for Downton in 1880; for Hants, North,
since 1831.— 89, £a/on-«9.; Athenceum, Reform Club t Heeifield'
pi., Hants.

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216 IIEHBSRS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Legfa, George Cornwall. (Cheshire, North)

Eld. fl. of the late George John Legfa, esq. of High Legh, Chedtire, bf
Mary, d. of John Blackborne, esq., many years M J*, finr I/ancadi. B.
1804 ; m. 1828 Louisa Charlotte, second d. of Edward Taylor, esq., of
Bifrons, Kent, and niece of Sir Herbert Taylor, G.C.B. Graduated at
Christ Church, Oxford, A B. 1826. Was High Sheriff of Cheshire in 1838.
A ConservatiTe; is opposed to protection for agriculture, but win sup.
port other measures of agricultural relief} is in favour of a moderate
extension of the franchise. Sat for Chesh. North trcan 1841 till the
geoeral election 1847, again returned May, 1848. — 101, Eaton pi,;
Boodle' ss TravelUra'f High Legh, Knulgford, Chesh,

Lemon, Sir Charles, bt. (Cornwall, West)

S. of the Istbt. (who sat for the co. f^om 1774 till his death in 182S)
by theeld. d. of James BuUer, esq., of Morval, Cornwall. B. in Iiondon,
1784; m. in 1810 Charlotte, youngest d. of 2nd Earl of Ilchester (she
died 1826). Is of Whig principles. Formerly voted against the re-
peal of the Corn Laws, but in 1846 supported their abolition. A Dep.-
Lient. of Cornwall. Represented Penrjm firom 1807 till 1812, again
returned in 1830, and sat for the Western division of Cornwall fhna
1831 to 1841 ; re-elected Feb. 1842.— 46, Charlet-street, BerkeUy-
tq.i Athenaeum; CareleWt Cornwall.

Lennox, Lord Alexander Francis Charles Gordon^.
(Shoreham)
Third s. of the 6th Dulte of Richmond, by the eld. d. of Ist Marq. of Aii>
glesey. B.1825; is unmarried. Entered the Royal Horse Guards aa
Comet 1842, became a Lieut. 1844, and Capt. 1847. A Conservatire, and
in favour of protection " to all classes of British industry." First re.
turned for Shoreham, Dec. 1849, without opposition. — ^10, Park-pi,;
Goodwood, Sussex.

Lennox, Lord Henry George Charles Gordon-*. (CAi-
Chester)

Second s. of 6th Duke of Richmond, by the eld. d. of 1st Marq. of
Anglesey. B. at Goodwood, Sussex, 1821. Was educated at West-
minster, and at Christ Church, Oxon, where he graduated B.A., 1848,
M.A., 1847. Was Prteis Writer to the Earl of Aberdeen when Secretary
for Foreign Afi'airs; resigned Feb. 1846, on being returned to Parlia-
meut. Appointed a Lord of the Treasury, March, 1862, salary jf 1200.
A Conservative; formerly in favour of protection to British industry,
but prefiers a revision of taxation to reversing free trade ; is opposed
to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. First returned Ibr
Chichester in Feb. 1846.— 61, Portland-pl.j fVhite'e, CarUomt
Goodwood, Stissex.

VEMBBHS OF THE HODSB OF COMMONS . 21 f

Leslie, Charles Powell. (Moruighan)

Bid. t. of the late Chu. Powell Leslie, esq., of GlasBlovgh, co. Honaghan
(mho represented Monaghan for many years), by his second wife, the d.
of Creorge Fosberry, Esq. of Clarence, co. Limerick. Is descended from
the Right Rev. John Leslie, who was Bishop of Clogher in 1661, and
Is nephew to Bishop (Leslie) of Kilmore and Blphin. B. 1882. A
Conservative ; voted for agricnitaral protection, 1846. First returned
for Monaghan in 1842.— 48v Berkeley sq.; Carlton; Castle Leslie^
eo. Monaghan.

Lewis, Right Hon. Sir Thomas Frankland, bart. {Rad-
nor dist.)

Only s. of the late John Lewis, esq., of Harpton Court, Radnorsh., by
his 2nd wife, the 2nd d. of Admiral Sir Thomas Frankland, bart. B. in
London, 178U; m. 1st, 1805, Harriet, 4th d. of Sir George Cornewall,
bart., of Hoccas Park, Herefordsh. (she died 1838); 2ndly, 1889, Mary
Ann, only surviving d. of the late John Ashton, esq. Educated at Eton,
and at Christ Church, Oxford. Was Lieut.-Col. of the Radnorsh. local
Militia from 1806 till the end of the war. Was a Commissioner of Inquiry
into the Irish Bevenne in 1821, and into that of Great Britain and Ireland
from 1822 to 1826 : 1st Commissioner of Inquiry into Education in Ire-
land, fh)ml625 to 1828 ; Secretary to the Treasury in 1827; Yice-Pre.
sident of the Board of Trade, under the l>uke of Wellington , in 1 828, and
sworn in a P.O. in the same year; Treasurer of the Navy in 1830;
Chairman of the Poor Law Commission from 1884 till 1839 (when his
■on was appointed to the same Board) ; a Commissioner to inquire into
the turnpike outrages in Wales in 1848. Is Chairman of the Eco-
nomic Life Assurance Co. A Liberal, inclining to Conservatism; opposed
to any farther religious endowments. Represented Beaumaris from
1812 till 1826; Eiio h from 1826 till 1828; Radnorsh. from 1828 till
1835. First returned for Radnor dist. in 1847 without opposition.—
21, Graften-»t.; fVTttte'st Carlton; Athencsum; Harpton Court,
Radnorsh.

Lewisham, Visct (Staffordsh. South)

Eld. 8. of the 4th Earl of Dartmouth. B. at Sandwell, Staffordsh.,
1828 ; m. 1846, Lady Augusta, eldest d. of the 5th Earl of Aylesford.
Was educated at Eton, and at Christ Church, Oxford, where he gradu-
ated M..4., 1847. Appointed Capt. of the Staflbrdsh. Militia, 1843. A
Oonservative ; " will give a general support to Lord Derby's administra-
tion,'' but "will not consent to the reimposition of any duty upon the
necessaries of life;'' opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic
Clergy. First returned for Stafibrdsh. Sonth, Feb. 1849, without oppo-
«ttion/-Bl, Hill-9t., Berkeley eqtiare ; Carlton; PcUshull, St^ffbrtt-
shire.

21'8 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMON^.

Liddell, Henry George. {Northumberland^ South)

Eld. >. of tlie Hon. Henry Thomas LiddeH (who b dd. 8. of Lord
Ra^nsworth, and repteseuted DnAam North from 1841 till 1847; by
IfldwDa Horalia, eld. d. of Lord George Seyraoor. B. at Edjnlioigli, 18S1 ;
is anmairled. Educated at Eton. A Liberal ConseryatiTe. Knt eieet«d
for Northamberiand, Soath, July, 1852.— C<sr/(on Club; Stttngton
Park, Alnvbiekt Northumberland.

Lindsay, Hon. James. ( fVigan)

SeooDd s. of the 7th Earl of Crawford and Balcarres, by the only d. of
IstLoTdMuncaiiteT. B.atMamsasterCaatle, Cumberlattd,18l6; m.l84S,
Lady Sarah Elizabeth Savile, d. of the 8rd Earl of MezboronglL. Was
educated at Eton. Entered the Grenadier Guards in 1832, attained the
rank of Capt. in 1836, and Lient.-Col. in 1846; and was app<nntcd
Adjutant of the 2nd Battalion in 1838. A Conservative. Toted in
favour of free trade, 1846. First returned for Wigan in 1845.— 47,
Upper Brocket. ; Guards': Travellers*; Haigh HaU, JLaneeuh,

Locke, Joseph, F.R.S. (Honiton)

B. at Atterclifie, near Sheffield, 1805. Was educated at Barnsl^
Grammar-school, Yorkshire. A civil engineer, extend vely connected
with railways ; member of the Institution of Civil Engineers; Directs
of the Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Railway. Received the legion
of Honour from the King of the French in 1845. Is lord of the manor
of Honiton. A Liberal. First returned tor Honiton in 1847.— 23, Xotpsi-
dessq.; 11, Adam~st., jidelphi; Reform.

Lockhart, Allan Eliott. {Selkirksh.)

S. of William Eliott Lockhart, Esq. (who represented Selkirkjdi. for 24
years), by Marianne, only child of the late Allan Lockhart, Esq. of Cleg^
horn, Lanarksh. B. 1803 ; m. in 1830, Charlotte, 5tii d. of the late Sir
Robt. Dnndas, bart. of Beechwood. Educated at Edinburgh University ;
called to the Scottish bar in 1824. A Dep .-Lieut, of Selkirksh. Ap.
pointed Dep.-Lieut. of Roxburghsh. 1848. A Conservative i bat voted
for free trade in 1846; in favour of an equaliiation of taxes, and inqoiiy
respecting the Maynooth grant. First elected for Selkirksh., Jan., 1846^
—Carlton ; Borthwiokbrae, Selkirksh. ; Cleghom, Lanarksh.

Lockhart, William. {Lanarksh.^

Is descended in the male line f^om a Nonnan family, settled in
Lanarksh. since the ]2th century; and represents, in the female line,
the Somervilles of Lanarkshire; b. 1787. Formerly in the E. I. Gob-
pany*0 Bengal Army, and received a medal for services in NepmL A
I>ept.-Lient. of Lanarkshire, Lieut-OoL-Commandant of the L«naik>
shire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, and Dean of the FVundties of the
University of Glasgow. "A decided Conservative;" voted for agitesl.

MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OP COMMONS. 21 <>

taral protection, 1846; will sapport the rqwal of the Majnooth gnntl
Has Mt tat Laaarbh. siaoe 1841.— 19, aro*v0tuir-*t. fV—tt Junior
United S0rvie0t Carlton ; MiUim Lockhttrt, Lanari^hire,

Long, Walter. ( Wilts, North)

Eld. s. of Richard Oodolphin Long, Esq., of Rood Ashton, formerly
Member for the county, by Plorentina, d. of Sir Bonrchier Wrey, bart.
B. 1708 ; m. 1819 Mary Anne, d. of the R ight Hon . Archibald Colqohonn,
liOrd Registrar of Scotland. Is Patron of 5 liyings. A Magistrate of
Wilts and Somerset. Dep..Lieut. of Wilts, and Mtgor in the Royal Wilts
Yeomanry Cavalry. A Conservative ; voted for agricultural protection,
1840. Has sat for Wilts since 183S.— 29, Hiil-st.s Carlton s Rood
jishton, and South Ffraxallf fViUtt DoUvorgan, Newtown,
Mtmtgomerysh,

Lopes, Sir Ralph, bart. {Devon^ South)

S. of A. Franco, esq., of London, merchant, by the d. of Mordeeai
Bodrignes LqjMs, esq., of Clapham ; nephew to the late Sir Manasseh
Lopes, 1st bart., who was of a Jamaica family. Upon his uncle's
death, in 1831, he succeeded to the baronetcy, pursuant to the patent of
creation, and in 1882 assumed the name of Lopes. B. 1788. M. 1817,
Susan, eld. d. of A. Ludlow, esq., of Heywood House, Wilts. Edn-
cated at Winchester, and at Brasenose CoU. Oxford, where he obtained
honours. Is an East India Proprietor, and patron of 8 livings. A Ma-
gistrate and Deputy-Lieut, of Devon and of Wilts. A Conservative ;
voted for agricultural protection, 1846, and is in favour of " a OMire
equitable adjustment of the burdens which now press so unfiiirly on one
interest;" opposed to the admission of Jews to Parliament, and to the
Mayaooth grant. Sat ibr Westbnry fhmi 1814 till 1819, bom 1831 till
1887, when he was an nnsuocesaftal candidate, and from 1841 till 1847.
First returned for Devon, South, Jan. 1849.— M, Upper Orosvenor-st. ;
Carlton t MarietofO, Devon; FVeeibury, fVilte.

Lovaine, Lord. {Northumber/and, North)

Eld. 8. of the 3nd Earl of Bevolcy (who is heir-presunptive of the 4th
Duke of Northumberland), by Louisa Haroourt, Srd d. of the late Hon.
James Archibald Stnart-Wortley, and sister of the 1st Lord Wharnclifte.
B. in London, 1810 ; m. 1846, Louisa, eld. d. of Henry Drummond, esq.,
of Albnry Park, Surrey. Received the honorary degree of LL.D. from
Cambridge in 1842. A magistrate for Northumberland. Was formerly
in the Grenadier Guards. Appointed Capt. in the Northomberland
militia in 1842. A Conservative ; will ** give his hearty support to Lord
Derby's ministry," and *' is more than ever persuaded of the necessity of
maintaining the essentially Protestant character of our Constitution."
Was an unsuccessful candidate for Exeter in June, 1841, and for North,
omberland, North, in August, 1847 ; first returned for the latter place in
July, 1863.— 8, Portman-eq.t Lovaine, Yorkshire.

220 MBMBBRS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

LoTeden, Pryse. {Cardigan dist.)

Eld. B. of the late Pryie Pryae, esq. (wbo represented the Cu-dlgn
dist. iVom 1818 till hia death in 1849), by his 2nd wife, d. of Peter
CavaUier, esq., of Ouisboroagh, Yorksh. B. at Woodstock, 1815 ; m., 1886,
Margaretta Jane, 8rd d. of the late Walter Rice, esq., of Llwyn y-brain,
Camarthensh. Assumed the name of Loveden in lien of Pryse, by
royal licence, Jnly, 1840 (his father having assumed the name of Ftyse
in lien of his patronymic, Loveden, in 1798). Is patron of 2 livings. A
Liberal. First returned for Cardigan dixt., on the death of his fhther,
Fth. IMSi.—Brootert Chtb ; Gogerddan and Lodge Park, Car-
digansh.; Buaeot Park, Berts i ff^oodetock, Ojtfordeh,

Lowe, Robert. (Kidderminster)

8. of the Rer. Robert Lowe, Rector of Bingham, Notts, by BUen, 8nd
d. of the Rer. Reginald Pyndar, Rector of Madreafield, Worseftersfaire.
B. at Bingham, Notts, 1811; m. 1836, Georgiana, 2nd d. of Gtaigt
Orred, esq., of Aigtiirth House, near Liverpool. EdncAtedat Winchester
and at Dniversity Coll., Oxford, where he was Ist class in cUasies and
2nd class in mathematics, 1838 ; was elected fellow of Magdalen in 1886,
and became well known as a private tutor at Oxiord. Was called to Che
bar at Lincoln's Inn, January, 1842; went to Australia in that year;
Bat in the Council from 1843 to 1850, and was elected member for Sydney
in 1848 > returned to BngUnd in 1850. A Liberal, with slight Conserva-
tive tendencies ; in favour of tcet trade, of the continuance of the May-
nooth grant, and of the removal of anomalies in the representation, bat
not of greatly lowering the boroogh firanchise.— 6, Baton-eq^ Reform
Club.

Lowther, Henry. (Cumberland, West)

Eld. s. of Col. the Hon. Henry Cecil Lowther, by Lady Lacy Eleanor,
d. of the 6th Earl uf Harborough. B. 1818 ; m. ]8.'^2, Emily Susan, eld.
d. of St. George Francis Caulfe-ld, esq., of Wentworths, Surrey. Was
educated at Westminster, and at Ttinity Coll., Cambridge, where he
graduated A.M. 1888 ; entered the Army a.<i Cornet and Sub-Lieut, in
1st Life Guards in 1841; became a Lieut. 1843. A Conservative: will
support Lord Deiby's government ; is opposed to the endowment of
the Roman Catholic Clergy. First returned for Cumberland, West, in
1847, without opposition.— 81, ffrt(<on-«<.; Carlton t BoodW*.

Lowther, Hon. Henry Cecil. ( Westmoreland)

Second s. of Ist Earl of Lonsdale, by the eld. d. of 9th Earl of West.
moreland ; b. in Do ver-st. 1790 ; m. in 1817 Lady Lucy Eleanor, d. of the
6th Earl of Harborough (she died 1848). Col. of the Cumberland Militia.
Of Conservative principles; voted for agricultural protection, 1846} «i«
opposed to all Romish claims and grants.* Has sat for Westmoreland
^noe I8ia.~-81, Bruton^st.i Carlton: Lowther Castle^ PenriHL
Cumberland.

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 221

Lucas, Frederick. (Meath)

8. of Samuel U. LooaB, esq., formerly of Crotaam, near Croydon, and
afterwards of Brighton. B. in Westminster, 1812; m. 1840, Elisabeth,
eld. d. of the late William Ashby, esq., of Staines, Middlesex. Edu-
cated at Unlyersity College, London. Was called to the bar at the
Middle Temple, 1838. Proprietor and Editor of the Tablet newspaper
in London firom 1840 to 1840, and in Dublin since 185u. Author uf
"Beasons for becoming a Roman Catholic,'' articles in the Dublin Re-
viewt &c. Was one of (he secretaries of the IrLtb Tenant League during
the greater part of its existence. A Liberal ; in faronr of ttet trade with
some limitations, rote by ballot, repeal of the Union with Ireland, the
fullest extension of the doctrine of ** tenant right," a severance of Church
and8tate,&c.; '* is an enemy to the pretended separation of religious fkt>m
secular education, and of all schemes for compelling or alluring persons
of dilTerent religions to be educated in the same schooL** First returned
tar Meath, July, 1852.— 21, Hardwieke-st., Dublin.

Luce, Thomas. {^Malmeshury)

S. of the late Thomas Luce, esq. B. at Weymouth 1700; m. 1820,
Susan, d. of William Hollis, esq. of Monnton, Mtmmouthsh. Has been
a banker since 1818. A magistrate ofWilts since 1836. A Liberal. First
returned for Malmesbury in July, 1852.— Ma/m««ftufy, fVilts.

Lygorit Hon. Henry Beauchamp. ( Worcestersh. West)
Third s. of 1st Earl of Beauchamp, by the only d. of James Denn*
esq. ; m. 1824, Lady Susan-Caroline, 2nd d. of 2nd Earl of St. Germans,
dead; a Lieut-Gen. in the Army, and Col. of 10th Hussars. A Con-
servatiTc; voted for agricultural protection, 1846; " will give Lord
Derby his most cordial support.'^ Has sat for the county since 1817,
with the exception of the Parliament of 1831, when he was defeated
by the Hon.Capt. Spencer.— 16, Grosvtnor-pl.s Carlton; Spring
Hill, fVorctttersh.

Lytton, Sir Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer-.
{Herts.)

Third s. of the late General William Earle Bulwer, of Woodalling and
Heydon Hall, Norfolk, by Elizabeth Barbara, the only d. and heir of
Richard Warburton Lytton, esq., of Knebworth, Herts (who resumed
her paternal name of Ljrtton by royal licence, 1811). B. 1805 ; m. 1827,
Rosina, only sniTiving d. uf the late Francis Wheeler, esq., of Lizzard
Connell, co. Limerick. Educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, where he
gained the Chancellor's prize medal for the best Engiish poem, and
graduated B.A. 1826, M.A. 1835. Assumed the additional name of
Lytton after that of Bulwer by royal licence in 1844. Appointed a
depnty-lieut. of Herts, 1851. Author of numerous well known novels,
dramatic works, and poems. " Concurs In the general policy espoused by

223 lOEMBERS Of THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Lord Derbjr/' and indsts that ** tlut airriailtiiral diatreaa whteh afanier
gorenmeat acknowledged shall be taken into practical and concfiiatory
oouidentioii ;'' wonld " rea^j vst " the inoonw tax, and ** mitigate •* tiie
dntifls on nult, tea, and soap ; " some yean ago adrocated the baOot,*
bnt seeing its ** utter Inefllcaey in Prance and America, can no longer
defend that theory i** will aappoart education on a religions basis, and
vote for a repeal of the Maynooth grant. Sat for St. Ives in 1881, and for
Lincoln from 1882 to 1841 ; was an nnsnccessftil candidate at the latter
place in June, 1841, and Jnly, 1847. First retained for Herts in Jnly,
\Sb2.—Kh0bworth, St*vet%affe, Herts j Craven Lodge, Fuiham.

Macartney, George. (Antrim)

8. crfChe Bev. Dr. Traven Hume, by Etiaabedi, d. of John Balagaler,
esq., niece (and adopted d.) of the iate Earl Macartney. B. in Dnblin,
1798; m., 1828, Ellen, only d. and heir of Townley Patten Pilgate, esq.,
of Lowther Lodge, co. Dnblin. Educated at Trinity ColL. Dnblla.
Aflsnmed the name of Macartney in lien of his patronymic Hume, in
compliance with the will of his grand-uncle, the Earl. A magistxate
and deputy-Uent. of Antrim. A OonservatiTe, and a supporter generally
of Lord Derby's goranment. First returned for Antrim in July, 1858.—
Carlton; National i Bourton Lodge, near Rugby; Lissanoure,
BcMymoney, co. Antrim; Lowther Lodge, Batbriggan, co, DubUn.

Macaulay,' Kenneth. {Cambridge^ bor.)

Youngest s. of the Rev. Aulay Macaulay, Ticar of Rothley, Leicester,
shire, and first cousin of the Right Hon. Thos. Babington Macaulay.
B. at Rothley, 181S ; m. 1843, Harriet, only d. of William Woullcombe,
esq., M.D. Educated at Jesus College, Cambridge, where he gradoated
M. A., 1839. Was called to the bar at the Inner Temple, June, 1839, and
is now a bencher ; was made a Queen's Counsel by patent, Fth. i860.
Is the leader of the Midland Circuit. A Oonserratire ; opposed to the
reimposition of protective duties, but in fisTOur of a reTision of public
burdens, with a Tiew to reliere the agricultural interest; opposed to
any lowering of the fhmchise ; in ftiroar of inquiry respecting May*
nooth. First returned fir Cambridge borough in July, 1852. — South
Parade, St. lames' e Park; Oxford and Cambridge; Garrick.

Macaulay, Right Hon. Thomas Babington. {Edinburgh
8. of Zachary Macaulay, esq. B. at Rothley Temple, Leicestersh., 1800.
Graduated at Trinity OolL Cambridge, BA. 1822, MJk. 1825; elected to
the Craven scholarship 1821, and became a Fellow of Trinity in 18S2.
Was caUed to the bar at Lincoln's Inn Feb., 1826, and elected a lienchcr
1840. Has been a oomndssioner of bankrupts ; a commissioaer, and sal»-
seqnently a secretary to the Board of Contioul ; flIUi member of, and l^al
adTiser to, the Supreme ConncU in India. Wu Secretary at War from
Atom 1880 till Sept., 1841; Paymaster General of the F^noea fkom July,

1IXMBKR8 OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 22S

1840, tm 1848. Elected Loid Rector of the DnivenitF of CHasgow 1848 ;
Frofesfor of Ancient History in the Royal Academy 1860. Is anther of
aereml articles in the Edinburgh Review^ the ** Lays of Ancient
Borne," *'The Hifltory of England fix>m the Accession of James II.,*' &c.
A Liberal; has voted in foyoor of the hallot. Sat for Calne firom 1880,
till Dec. 1882; for Leeds ftt>m Dec. 1832, till Feb. 1884 ; and for Edin.
bm^h firom Jan. 1840, till Joly, 1847, when he was an nusaccesslhl can
didate. Rechosen for Edinburgh Jnly, 1852, without attending the
election or issuing any address.— 8v, Albany: Rtform Club.

M'Cann, James. {Drogheda)

Sheriff of Drogheda in 1861-2. A Liberal ; in favour of household suf-
frage, triennial parliaments, vote by ballot, national education, and tenant
right in Ireland. First returned for Drogheda in July, lBb2.—Stateen-
house, Drogheda.

McGregor, James. (Sandwich)

8. of the late Alexander M*Oiegor, esq., a meichant in Liverpool, and
ifterwards agent of the Bank of England at Manchester. B. in Liver*
pool 1808; m. 1st, 1889, Jane, d. of the late Robert Small, esq. (she died
1844) t 2udly, 1849, Catherine Pendarves, d. of J. C. Loehner, esq. Was
brought up in the mercantile house of the late Sir William Fcilden,
bart., M P. ; was for many years manager of the Liverpool Commercial
Bank. Has been Chairman of the South-Eastem Railway Company
since 1846. A Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's
government ; considers that " free trade has been precipitately adopted ;*
opposed to the Maynooth grant, but in favour of every " real reform"
in parliament. Was an nnsuccessltil candidate for Banbury in Aug.
1847. First returned for Sandwich Jnly, 1852.— JKay-p/., Crayford^
Kent.

Mac Gregor, John. (Glasgow)

Eld. a. of David Mac Gregor, esq., of Drynie, Ross..sh. B. at Storn-
away, Ross-sh., 1797 : m. 1833, Anne, d. of William Peard Jillard,
esq., of Oakhill, Somersetsh. Was High Sheriff of Prince Edward's
Island, and a member of the Colonial Legislature) was employed
during Lord Melbourne's ministry on commercial missions to Ger-
many, Austria, Paris, and Naples ; was Joint-Sec. to the Board of
Trade from Jan. .1840 till Aug. 1847, when he resigned on being
returned to Parliament ; is author of " The History, Geography, and
Resources of British America," '* Commercial Statistics," '* Progress of
America from the Discovery by Columbus to the year 1847," twenty-
two ** Reports on foreign tailffii and trade," presented by command of
Her Majesty to Parliament. Is Governor of the Royal British Bank, and
Chairman of the Eastern Archipelago Company. A Liberal. First re-
turned for Olaaguw in 1847.r— 1, Prince's Terr., Prince's GtUe, Hyde
Pari; Athenmum / R^orm ; Free Trade Club.

224 MEMBEBS OP THE HOUSE OP COMMONS.

Mackenzie, William Forbes. (Liverpool)

Sld. 8. of the late Colin Mackemsie, esq. of Portmore, and BUaabetl,
d.ofSirWilliam Forbes, of PitaUgo^bart. B.lgth April, 1807 ; m.lS30
Helen Anne, eld. d. of Sir James Montgomerr, of Stanhope, bart.,and
of Lady Eliubeth, d. of Dunbar, 4th Earl of Selkiik. A Dep.JJeat. of
Peeblessh. Was a Lord of the Treasury from April, 1 845, till Feb. 18M.
Appointed one of the joint secretaries to the Treasury, March, 18SS;
salary, jC2500. Is a ConserratlTe i voted for agricnltiiral protectioB,
1846. Sat for Peeblessh. from 1837 till Jnly, 1852, when he was elected
for Uvorpool. — Carlton; Portmore, PtebUsth.

Mackie, John. (Kirkeudbrightsh,)

Only 8. of the late James Mackie, Esq., of Bargaly. Kircadbrightsk.
M. eld.d. of Peter Lawrie, Esq., of Blackheath. Educated at Edinburih.
A Deputy Lieut, of Kircudlvight. A Liberal, and in £iiToar of free trade ;
will be guided by his constituents on the question of the Maynooih
grant ; oonsiders that " a redaction in the price of guano would amply
compensate for a 5<. duty on foreign wheat." First returned for KM-
cndbrightsh. Feb. 1850, without opposition.— 2, Queen's^g., fV^tl-
minster i Bargaly and Emespie, Kircudbrighlsh.

Mackinnon, William Alexander, jun. {Rye)

Eld. 8. of William Alexander Mackinuon, esq., of Mackinnon, by
Emma, only d. and heir of the late Joseph Palmer, esq., of Rash House,
CO. Dublin, and Palmerstown, co. Mayo. B. in Portman-square, 1818;
m. 1846, Margaret Sophia, only d. of Francis Willes, esq. Educated at
Westminster, and at St. John's College, Cambridge, where he graduated
B.A., 1880, M.A., 1845. A Magistrate for Middlesex and Hants. A
Liberal. First returned for Rye in July, 1862.— 5, Gloueesier-tq. t Ox-
ford and Cambridge { Alfred; Peaaemont-pl., Sutsox.

McMahon, Patrick. (JVexfordf co.)

Eld. s. of James McMahon, esq., of Lakeview, Rathkeale. co. Limerick.
B. 1818. Graduated B.A. at Trinity College, DubUn. Admitted a
student of Gray's Inn, Not. 1887; called to the bar, June, 184S, and
goes the Oxford circuit. A Liberal ; in &TOur of tenant right in iM-
land. First returned for Wexford in Jnly, 1862.— 1, Farrar^t BuOd-
ings, Tempi*.

M'Taggart, Sir John, Bart. ( JVigton dist.)

8. of the late John M*Taggart, esq., of Ardwell ; b. in Wigtonshire,
1780 ; m. d. of T. Kymer, esq., of Streatbam, Surrey. Is a merchant in
London, and a Dep.-Lient. of Wigtonsh. Of liberal opinions ; formerly
▼oted against the repeal of the Corn Laws, but in 1846 supported their
abolition I nnsuccessAilly contested the borough in 1882; has sat for it
sinoe i88B.-e0b ^l»any.,/., B,gmt'*-pt., R^orm Club: AntwoUi

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Maddock, Sir Thomas Herbert* {Rochetier)

Bd. s. of the Rer. Robert Ma4dock, pnHtaniuj of Che«Cer, by the d.
of Rokflby Soott, eaq. B. 1702 ; eataed the ciTtt lervioe of the E.I.O.,
!■ the Boigal preddeiiey, in 1811, and after Mrring in vaiioiui poUtloal
ea|Mflitie>, became Resident at Lvcknow in 1829, and was secretary to
the government of India In the legislative, judicial, and rerenoe depait-
Bents, ih>m 1838 to 1843 ; was knighted by patent in 1844 ; was deputy-
governor of Bengal, and president of the Oooncil of India from 1846 to

. 1849. A Conservative, but in favour of Ikee trade. First feturned Ibr
Boehester in July, 185S.

Magan, William Henry. {Wesimeath)

Eld. s. of the late Wm. Henry Magan, esq., of Clonearl, by the d. of
the late Thomas Loftns, esq. of Killyon, co. Heath. B. in Dublin 1820 ;
m.l849, LadyCko^giana, d. of the ^h Earl of Albemarle <she was divwoed
tnm Major Edward Eustace Hill in 1849). Entered the Army as Comet
0th Lancers 1841 ; exchanged into tbe 4th Light Dragoons, and became
aCapt.inl845; retlredinJnnel846. A Magistrate for Westmeath. A
Liberal, and in favoor of the repeal of the Union. First returned for
Westmeath in 1847, witbont opposition.— ^rmy and Navy, United
Servieef and Reform Clubt ; Clonearl, Fhilipttown, Xing^e Co. t
Eagle Hilt, co. Kildare.

Maguire, John Francis. (Dungarvan)

Eld. s. of the late John MagnJre, esq., merchant. B. in Cork i m. 1848
Margaret, Snd d. of Robert Bailey, esq., of Cork. Was called to the bar
in Ireland, Jan., 1843. Is proprietor and principal editor of the Cori
Snaminer newspaper, established by him in 1841. A Liberal and ttte-
trader I a memlier of the "Tenant League;" in favour of "self-govern-
ment Ibr Ireland." Was an nnsoceessfU candidate for Dungarvan in
July, 1847, and in May, 1861 ; first retained in July, 1 MS^^ErecOieum t
4» GrenuUle-pl., Cork.

Malins, Richard. {WaUingford)

Third s. of the late William Malins, esq., of Ailston, Warwicksh., by
the eld. d. of lliamas Hunter, esq., of Fenriiore, Worcestenh. B. at
Evesham, Worcestersh. i m., 1881, Susanna, eld. d. of the late Rev.
Arthur Farwell, Rector of St. Martin's, Cornwall. Educated at Caius
College, Cambridge, where he was 6th Junior optime in 1827. Entered
as a student of the Inner Temple, 1825 ; called to the bar May, 1880;
appointed Queen's counsel, 1849. A Conservative, and a supporter gene-
rally of Lord Derby's government ; opposed to " the wild and demo-
cratic schemes of the Manchester school of politicians, whether under
the name of parliamentary reform or any other specious title;' in
fhvour of "moderate protection to the agricultural interests." First
returned fbr Wallingfiiid in July, 1852.— 6, Stone-btUldtnga, Lincoln**
Itm; 67, Lotondes *q.,Belffrave-*q.i Oj^ord and Cetmbridge Club.

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226 MSMBBB8 OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mandeville, Visct. (Huntingdonsh.)

Bid. 8. of the Dolce of Manchcfter. B. at Kimbolton Castle, iSSIi
m. 186S, the Comtess LooiBe Fredericke Augnste P'Alten. Wai edn-
eatedat the MOitary Coll., Sasdhnnt; entered 11th foot, 1841t be-
cane Capt. in the Grenadier Guards, Jan. 1846, retired 1850. Was
Aide-de-camp to Sir Peregrine Mait'.and, Oorernor of the Cape C^
tony, flrom 1848 till 1846. Appointed a Lord of the Bedchaniier to
Prince Albert, March, 186S. A OonserTative and Protectionist; oppoMd
to any endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. UnsncceaaAilly coa-
tested Westminster at the general election 1847; sat for Bewdley ftom
April, 1848, till June, 1862, when he was zetnrned for Hontingdonsh^ a
few weeks befinre the general election.— 1S9, Mounts g Carittm;
National; Chtards't KimboUcn CattU, HunUngdonsh,

If angles, Ross Donnelly. {Guildford)

8. of the late J. Mangles, esq., who represented the boroagli from 1811
till 1887. B. 1801; m. in 1880, d. of the late Geo. Newoombe, esq. Ii
In the Bengal civil service, a Director of the B.I.C., and a Director of the
Mew Zealand Company. A Dep.-Lieat. of London. A Reformer ; for-
merly Toted against a repeal of the Corn Laws, bat in 184tS supported
their abolition, and ** will resolutely oppose any^the ibiallest— step
backward;'* is ** detennined to resist all aggression upoW our national
rights by pope or cardinaL" First elected fbr Guildfirfrd iu 1841.-
Aihmeeumi ff^oodbridget Surrey.

Manners, Lord George John. {Camhridgesh.)

Youngest s. of the 6th Duke <rf Ruthmd, by the 6th d. ef the Stk Bvl
of Carlisle. B. 1820. Graduated at Trinity OolL, Cambridge, M.A. 184i«
appointed Capt. Royal Hoise Guards 1847. A ConseryatiYe and Protec-
tionist ; qpposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clengy . First
elected for Cambridgesh. in 1847, without opposition.— c 4, ^iftanir;
Carlton; Belvoir CcuUe, Leicesterth. ; Chtveley ParJt, Now-
market, Cambridgeah,

Ifannfirs, Right Hon. Lord John James Robert. (CM-
Chester)

Second s. of 6th Duke of Rutland, by the d. of 6th Earl of CarUsIe. B.
1818 ; m. 1861 Catherine, only d. of the lateCbl. Marlay, C.B. Educated
at Eton and at Trinity Coil. Cambridge. Appointed CIdef Oommis*
sloner of Works and Buildings, March, 1862. la author of a '* Plea for
National Holidays," 8ic. Appointed a Lieut, in the Leicester Miliiia
1846. A Conseryative ; voted for agricultural protection, 1846; and
will now support *' a rerision of our financial system "for the benelt
of " the producing classes ;» is opposed to the endowment of the
Boman CathoUc Church in Ireland. Bepresented Newark from 1841 tiB

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-the disaoliition 1847 1 nnsaccesBftilly contested London in 1849. Pint
retarned for Colchester, Feb., 1860.— c 4, ^/dony; CarUont Travet-
l0ra'; Sehfoir Ceutle^ Leieesterth*

March, Earl of. (Sussex, West)

Eld. >. of the Duke of Richmond. B. at Richmond Honse, White,
ludl, 1818; m. in 1843 Frances Hairiet, eld. d. of Algernon Orerille,
esq. Graduated at Christ Chorch, Oxford, B.A., 1839. Became a Capt.
in the Army, 1844. Formerly in the Guards. Is Aide-de-camp to Uie
Commander-in-chief. A Dep.-Lieat. of Banff. A Conserrative; voted
for agricaltnral protection, 1846, and "will most cordially support any
measares for the alleviation of the distress existing amongst the owners
and occupiers of land;'' is opposed to the endowment of the Roman
Catholic clergy. First returned for Sussex, West, in 1841. ~S0,
Lowndes gq.i Goodwood, Sussex.

Mare, Charles John. (Plymouth)

8. of the late M. Mare, esq., of Hatherton, near Nantwich, Chesh.
B. 1816 } m. 1 848, Mary, eld. d. of Peter Bolt, esq., M.P. Is head oi the
firm of Mare & Co., shipbuilders at Orchard-yard, Blaclcwall, and holds a
large interest in the General Screw Steam Shipping Company. A Con-
servative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's government;
*' desirous to uphold the interests of the Protestant Chuivh, and to re-
peal the grant to the Popish college of Maynooth;" in favonr of mea.
sures of compensation for the repeal of the corn and navigation laws.
First returned for Plymouth in July,1852.— ll,//yci« Park Gardens;
Orehard-yard, BlackwcM; National; Sroomlands, near Nant-
Vfieht Chesh.

Marshall, William. (Cumberland, East)

Eld. 8. of the late John Marshall, esq. of Headingly, in the co. of
Yorlc (an extensive linen manufacturer at Leeds and Shrewsbury, and
in 1826 member for York»h.), by Jane, 6th d. of William Pollard, esq.,
of Halifax. B. 1796} u. 1828, Georgiana Christiana, 7th d. of George
Hibbert, esq., of Munden, Hertfordshire. A Radical Reformer; is in
favonr of triennial parliaments, the ballot, " an extension and equitable
division of the suffrage," the removal of all restrictions which fetter
trade, and the reform of the Church Establishment. Sat for Peters-
field from 1826 to 1880; for Leominster in 1830; for Beverley in
1831 ; for Carlisle ttom 1836 to 1847, when he was first returned for
Cumberland, East.— 86, Baton-sq.', Reform Clubt Patterdale Hall,
Ambleside, fVesimoreland.

Martin, John. (Tewkesbury)

8. of the late J. Martin, esq., who sat for this bor. fkom 1812 to 1882.
B. Feb. 2, 1806 ; m. Jst, 1887, Mary, d. of Capt. T. A. Monw, of the
Bombay Artillery ; 2ndly, 1847, Maria Henrietta, eld. d..of Evan Ha-

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238 MBMBEH8 OF THB aoUSB OF COMMONS.

■iltott BailUe, «gq.,ofQ toa ecrter-pl., PortBUMq., Ijonloa. A IwaiMr,
a director of the GnardUn AssanBce OoiBpaDy, and as Bast Inffia Waek
proprietor. Is a Liberal. Sat for TewkesbioT ftvm 188S to 18S6, aad
aiaoe 1837.— 14, A^ribelfy s?.; 68, Loml^ard>«<rM< ; R^ormChih*

Massey, WilU»m Nathaniel. (Newport, IsU of Wight)
Admitted a ftndent of the Inner Temple, Not. 1826 ; called to the bn;
Jan. 1844. Recorder of Portsmoath. Author of *' Oonmion Sense Term
Common Law.*' A Liberal; in favota* of free trade, extension of the
mtfiafi[e, and -rote by ballot. First rrtnrned fbr Newport in July, 188SL
—30, fV7mp0l«-9t i AUunasum.

Masterman, John. (London)

Ii amember of the firm of Mastermau.Peten, Mildred, and Co.,LoBdan,
bankers. An But India Director; a Dep.-Lieat. of London. A OM-
fenrative, but " will not give his assent to any ftirtber impooitian of
duty on corn ;*' is '* prepared to resist any ftirt her concessions to Popery."
Was first elected for the City in 1841.-^36, Nicholat-lane, Lcmd<»d-
si; Know* Green, Leyton, Essex.

Matheson, Alexander. (Inverness d!st.)

Eld. s. of the late John Matheson, esq., of Attadide, Ross^^h., where the
fiunily has resided for upwards of six centuries, and nephew^ matenully
of Sir James Matheson, bart., and Lient.-Col. Thos. Matheson. B. ia
Ross-sh. I m. 1841, only d. of James Cranfiird McLeod, esq., of Oeanin
(since dead). Was educated at the Unirersity of Edinbor^gli. A mer-
chant and senior partner of the firm of Jardine, Blatheson, and Co., ia
London. A Director of the Bank of England and of the East and West
India Dock Company; a Depnty-Iieut. of Ross and Cromarty, also af
London. A Liberal ; is opposed to all further religions eadowments.
First returned for the laremess dist. of burghs in 1847.— 48, StntOk-sLi

. Grosvenor-sq, ; Ardross Castle, Alness, Ross^sh,

Matheson, Sir James, Bart. F.R.S. (Ross and Cromarty)
Second s. of Capt. Dimald Matheson, of Sltmess, Sntherlandsh., by the
d. of the Rer. Thomas Mackay, Minister of Laiig. B. at Lairg, 1700;
m. in 1843, Mary Jane, 4th d. of the late Michael Henry Perceral,
esq., of Spencer Wood, Canada. Has been a merchant, and was
formerly a partner in the house of Jardine, Matheson, and Co. Is
a Dep.-Iiieut. of Ross and Sotheriandsh. Of liberal politics ; is in &•
voor of a revision of the game laws, and is opposed to the endowment
of the Roman Catholic clergy ; is author of a pamphlet on the po-
sition and prospects of the China trade. Resided many years in India

. and China i on his return to England receired an addicsa tnm the

merchants of Bombay, expressing their high sense of the Judgment and

«—- «, dispUyed by him dnring the diflcnltiea which axote o«t of the

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diqiates with China respecting the selEiire of opiom. On that oocaslon
he was presented with a service of plate yalue ^500. Sat for Ash-
burton flrom IMS to 1847, when he was retimed for Ross-shire.— 18,
CUvelanctrow / Rrform Clubf Brookes^s § Aehany and Rose Hull,
Sutherlandthire f Stornaway Castle, Island qf Lswst Southill
Part, Braoknsll, Berts.

Maule, Hon. Lauderdale. (Forfarsh.)

Second s. of the Ist Lord Panmnre by his 1st wife Patricia Henm, d. of
CSilbert Gordon, esq., of Halleaths. B. 1807; nnm. Entered the aimy in
1826; became lient.-coL 79th Highlanders in 1843, and a depnty-lient. of
Forfanhire in 1850. A laberaL First retomed for FoxfiuBhire in Jnly,
1S62.— Brechin Castle, Forfarshire,

Maunsell, Thomas Philip. (Northamptonsh. North)

Eld. s. ot the Ute Rev. William Maonsell, by Lncy, d. and co-heix of
Philip Oliver, esq., of Castle Oliver, co. Limerick. Nephew of the late
Thos. Cecil Maonsell, of Thrarpe Malsor, to whose estates he socceeded.
B. 1781; m. 1811 Caroline Elizabeth, d. and co-heir of the Hon.Wm.
Cockayne, br. of Borlase, last Yisct. Collen. This lady was authorised to
take rank as a Yiscoont's d. by royal order, 28d Sept. 1886. Sorved as
hi^ sherMf of Noithamptonsh., of which he is deputy -Uent. $ is col. of
the Northampton Militia. Patron of 1 living. A Conservative ; voted
ibr agricultural protection, 1846} will "endeavour to procure for
native industry, agricultural and of every other description, the justice
due to them," and " will uphold the Protestant religion in all its
efficiency.'' Has sat for Northamptonshire since Deo. 1886.— Ch^on';
Carlton ; Thorpe Malsor, Kettering, Northamptonsh.

Maxwell, Hon. James Pierce. {Cavan)

Third s. of 6th Lord Farnham, by the eld. d. of 2nd Earl of Car-
rick : is therefore br. to the Hon. Somerset Richard Maxwell, who
represented the county of Cavan in 1889. B. 1818. Became Capt. 59th
foot in 1841. A Conservative; voted for agricultural protection, 1846.
First returned for the county in 1843, on the death of Col. Cle-
ments.— 6'arMon.

Meagher, Thomas. {Waterford, city)

Au Alderman of the city of Waterford. A Liberal, and in favour of a
repeal of the Union. First returned for the city of Waterford in 1847.
—fVaterford.

Meux, Sir Henry, bart. {Hertfordsh.)

Eld. s. of the late Sir Henry Menx, bart., the well-known London
Brewer, by the d. of Thomas Smith, esq., of Castlebar House, Middlesex.
B. 1817; educated at Eton, and at Christ Church, Oxford, whore he
Sradnated, BJL 1888. WaaHighSheriifof Herts ia 1845. Is»Magis-

230 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMON*.

tnite for Herta, Essex, and Middlesex. A Conserr ati^e i adrorae to
free-trade doctrines, and opposed to fttrther concessions to the Bomaa
Catholic Chorch. First retomed for Herts in 1847.— 41, Upper Bnoi^
tt.i Carltoni ThtobeUcfs Park, ChethuiU, HtrU,

Mialli Edward. (Rochdale)

B. at Portsmoath, 1809 ; m. 1881 , Louisa, d. of the late Edward Holmef,
esq., of day Hill, Middlesex. Edacated at the College for Independent
ministers, fimnerly at Wymondley, Herts. Was an Independent minister
at Ware, Herts, for three yean, and at Leicester for upwards of six yeark
Quitted that oocnpatiun to establish a Joamal in support of ** And State
Church ** opinions, called the *' NonoonformiMt,** which has been ptb*
lished since April, 1841, and of which he is now sole proprietor and
editor. Is author of several political and ecclesiastical tracts, and hM
collected certain serial articles (originally published in his newspaper),
under the titles of ** The Nonconlbrndst's Sketch Book,'' ** Views of the
Voluntary Principle," " Ethics of Nonconformists t ** is also author of
** The British Churches in relation to the British People." A Liberal cf
extreme opinions; an advocate for manhood suflhige, &c. ; '* oppoaed \n
all ecclesiastical endowments, including the Maynooth grant, but has no
* sympathy with the mere 'no popery' movement against that grant."
Was an unsuccessful candidate for. SouthwailL in Sept., 1846, and for
Halifiuc in July, 1847. First returned for Rochdale in July, 1852.—
NoneonformUt Office, 4, Horee ehoe-eourt, LudgtUe-hilit Sjfdti^
ham-pt., Sydenham^ Kent.

Michel], William, M.D. (Bodmin)

S. of Bennet Michell, esq., merchant. B. at Bodmin, 1796; m.
1882, Anne Jane Millicent, d. of the late CoL Adair, and sister of the lata
General Thomas Benjamin Adair, CJI., Royal Marines. EdacaCod at
Bodmin School, and was a Fellow-Commoner of Emmanuel College, Cam-
bridge, where he graduated M.B., 1884, M.D., 1888; became a. Meanber
of the College of Surgeons in 1813. Is Physician to the Batt Oorawall
Hospital at Bodmin. Author of some medical and botanical woifca, ** The
National Debt the Basis of the National Currency, ftc." A Libenal; in
favour of an extension of free-trade principles, the repeal of the Maynooth
giant, progressive and safe reform. Issued an addieas at Bodmin in
February, 1843, but did not go to the poll ; first returned in July, 1899.
— Bodmin.

Miles, William. (Somerset f East)

Eld. s. of Philip John Miles, esq., of Leigh Court, Someraet (wlio aait
for Bristol l^om 1836 till 1887) by his 1st wife Maria, d. of the Very
Rev. Arthur Whetham, Dean of Lismore. B. 1797 ; m. 1893, Catherine,
d. of John Gordon, esq. of Bristol. A Conservative} well known fbr
his support of agricultural protection. *Sat for Chippenham fitooi 1818

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till 1820, for New Romney in 1880 and 1831; unsucceMftilly contested
Somerset, East, in 183S ; has sat for it since 1884.— 7, BamiUon-pl.t
Carlton, Boodle's, Arthur's § Lsigh Courts Somersst.

Miller, Taverner John. (Maldon)

8. of Capt. Charles Miller of the Witham Rifle Corps. B. at Withani,
Essex, 1804; nnm. A merchant, partner in the firm of Charles Tayemer
Miller and Sons, Dorset Wharf, Millbank. A Conserrative, and a sap-
porter generally of Lord Derby's government. First retnmed for Maldon,
July, 1852.— 7, MiUbankst., kVestminster ; National Club; WaU
Unffton Lodffe, CarshcUtonj Surrey.

Milligan, Robert. (Bradford)

S. of Mr. John Milligan, of Dnnance, Balmaghie, Galloway, N.B. B.
at Dunanoe, 1786; m. 1818, d. of Mr. Nathaniel Briggs, cloth mannfao-
tnrer, of Rawden, Yorksh. Has been a merchant in the worsted staff
trade at Bradford for more than 80 years, and is head of the firm of
Messrs. MilUgan, Forbes, & Co. Was the first Mayor of Bradford
(1847-8), when that borough received a charter of incorporation, and
succeeded in maintaining the public peace during the chartist distuxb-
auces in that year. Was formerly a member of the Council of the Anti.
Com Law League. A Liberal, in &vour of free trade to its ftillest extent,
of a large extension of the franchise, and of direct taxation. First
returned for Bradford Oct. 1861, without opposition.— J9ra4rord;
Yortsh.

Mills, Arthur. {Taunion)

S. of the Rev. Flrands Mills, of Barford, Warwickshire, by Catharine ,
4th d. of Sir John Mordaant, bart., of Walton, Warwickshire. B. at
Barford, 1816 ; m. 1848, Agnes Lncy, 2nd d. of Sir Thomas Dyke Acland,
bart., M.F. Educated at Rugby school, under Dr. Arnold, and at Balliol
College, Oxford, where he was 8rd dass in classics 1838, and graduated
MJk. 1842. Was called to the bar at the Inner Temple April, 1842.
Author of pamphlets on " Colonisation," and on '* The Law of Rating
to the Poor." A Conservative ; *' regards the late changes in our com-
mercial policy as irreversible, but will support measures for the relief of
all classes injuriously affected thereby ; is opposed to all grants of public
money to Roman Catholic institutions, and will resist all ill-considered
attempts at tampering with our representative system." Was an an>
successftil candidate for Taunton in July, 1847 ; first returned for that
borough July, 1852.— 84, Hyds Park-gardens ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club.

Mills^ Thomas. {Toineii)

Eld. 8. of the late Samuel MilJ|0, esq., of RuHell-square, London. B.
1794. Educated at Queens' College, Cambridge, where he graduated
B.A., 1819, M.A., 1822. Was called to the bar at the Inner Tempi'

232 MEMBEBS OF THB HODBE OF COMMON8.

1882. A magistrate fer Middlesex, Herts, and BedfindaUre. Deputy-
chainnan of Qaarter-SeisioBs, and depnty'lieat. of Herts. Fatnn of 8
liTings. A Liberal. First returned for Totness in July, 1862,— VMed
University t Tolmert, near Hertford.

Milner, William Mordaunt Edward. {York)

Eld. s. of Sir William Milner,bart.,ofNanappletonHall, Tcwkslt.,
by his Snd wife, d. of Lord Edward Bentinok. B. at Nunappleton ISao't
m.* 1844 Ann Georgina, 8rd d. of Frederick Lomley, esq., of Tidcbill
Castle, and niece of tbe 4th Earl of Scarborough. Was educated at Eton,
and graduated M.A. at Christ Church, Oxford, 1844. A Liberal, ia
IhTourofthe ballot, and extension of the sofSrage to all honseholden,
triennial parliaments, and abolition of qualification for members. Fint
returned for York. May 1848^76, EaUm-pL t Reform Club t Nune^-
pleton, Tadeaeter, Yorkeh.

Milnes, Richard Monckton. (Pontefract)

Eld. s. of Robert Pemberton Milnes, esq., of Frystone-hall, and Baw-
try, Yorksfa. (who sat for Pontefract from 1806 till 1818), by the Hon.
Henrietta Maria, d. of 4th Visct. Gal way . B. 1809 ; m. 1851 Hon. Annabel,
youngest d. of 2nd Baron Crewe. Graduated M.A.Trin. Coll., Cambridge,
1881. Is author of Memorials of a Tour in Greece ; three volumea of
Poems ; « Thoughts on Purity of Election." A moderate ConaerTative ;
projKMed, in 1846, the retention of a low duty on foreign com, bat -will
not consent to restore any portion of the old corn laws : roted for the
Ecclesiastical Titles' Bill, and the inquiry into Maynooth college, but
considers *' religious equality the birthright of every Briton.'* Pint
returned forPontefract in 1887.— 26,Pa//Jrail; Aiheneeumf BoodWe,
and Coventry Clubs ; Frystone-hall^ and Bawlry, Yorksh.

Milton, Visct. {Wicklow, co.)

Eld. s. of the Earl of Fitzwilliam. B. at Milton, Northamptonah.,
1816; m. 1838 eld. d. of the 18th Earl of Morton. Graduated at Trinity
Coll. Cambridge, M.A. 1887. Appointed Lieut.-Col. Commandant 1st
West York Yeomanry Cavalry, May, 1846. A Whig ; in farour of fk-ee
trade. Represented Malton in Parliament from 1887 to 1841, and ttom
April, 1846, to July, 1847: nnsuccessftilly contested the West Riding of
Yorksh. in 1 841. First returned for Wicklow in IM7 ^Grosvenor-tq,

Mitchell, Thomas Alexander. (Bridport)

One of the committee of management of Lloyd's Shipping Register.
A Liberal. First returned for the borough in 1841.— 60, Charles^H.
Berkeley-sq.t Reform t Bridport.

Moffat, George. {Ashburton)

A partner in the house of Moflitt and Co., Tea Agents and Br<dcera, S8,
Fenehuroh Street, and 11, Mincing Lane. " An advooate of Ftee-Tnido
principles I opposed to Church Rates, and in favour of tfao BUlot.**

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' IMkaeoenAdljr contested Ipswich in 1849, baton petition vnieated his
opponents, wlthoat gaining the ttikt for himself. DnsaocesrfUly con.
tested Deitmonth in 1844, and failed in the endeavour to nnseat Mr.
Somes on petition. Sat for Oartmoath from Jnlj, 1846, till July, 1862,
when he was returned for Ashbnrton without opposition.— 108, Baton
Square i Btfortni Cityj Nonooodt Surrey,

Molesworth, Sir William, bart. (Southwark)

S. ot the late Sir Arscott Onrry Moleswurth, bart., by the eld. d. of
Aitriek Brown, esq., of Edinburgh. B. at Camberwell, Surrey, 1810 ;
m. 1844, only d. of Brace Carstairs, esq., and relict of the late Temple
West, esq., of Mathon Lodge, Worcestersh. A Radical Refivmer; in
liiiToar of ** complete religious liberty and equality, and the remoral of
the disabilities of the Jews." Is a Dep.-Lieut. of Cornwall, and was
High SherilT in 184S. Patron of 4 lirings. Represented Cornwall fhmi
1883 to ISSr, and Leeds ft-om 1887 to 1841. First returned for South-
wark in Sept. 1846.— 87, Baton-pl. ; Penearrow, Cornwall.

Monck, Viscount. (Portsmouth)

An Irish Peer. S. of the 8rd Viscount, by the youngest d. of the late
John Willington, esq., of KiUoskehane, co. Tipperary. B. at Temple -
more, go. Tipperary, 1810 ; m. 1844, his oonsin, the 8rd d. of the 1st
Bail of Rathdowne. Educated at Trinity College, Dublin. Was caUcd
to the bar in Ireland, Not. 1841. Appointed a Commissioner of Charita-
ble DonatiDus and Bequests in Ireland, Feb. 1861. A magistrate of the
COS. of Dublin and Wieklow ; a deputy.lieut. of the latter go. A Liberal ;
win support an extension of the ftanehise, a modification of the income-
tax, and the continuance of the Maynooth grant. Was an nnsuooessftil
candidate for the co. of WicUow in May, 1848 1 first returned for Ports-
mouth without opposition in July, 1862.— CAorlsv/flls, Bnnisketry, oo.
fVieklow,

MoDcreiff, James. (Leith dist.)

Second s. of the late Sir James Wellwood-Moncniir, Ofh bart. of Tulli-
bole Kimross^h., (a Lord of Session in Scotland by the title of Lord Mon-
eraiff,) by tlie d. of Capt. George Robertson, HM, B. in Edinburgh, 1811 1
m. 1884, Isabella, only d. of Robert Bell, esq., of Edinbuigh> Proeuiator
of the Church of Scotland. Educated at the High School, and at the
University of Edinburgh. Became an Advocate at the Scotch bar 1888.
Was Solicitor-Gen. for Scotland from Feb. 1860, to April, 1861, and Lord
Advocate from, the last date till March, 1862. A Whig ; and in favour of
the mai ntenance of heo trade. First returned for Leith dist . , April ,1861,
without oppodtion^— Srooibes' Club ; 16, Great Stuart-et., SdUnburffh.

Monsell, William. (Limerick, co.)

Xld. 8. of the late William Moosell, esq., of Tervoe, oo. Limerick, by
lheald.d.of Sir John AUen Johnson Walsh, bart. B. 1812 1 m.l886. Lady
Anna Maria, only d. of the Snd Karl of Dnsraveu. Was educated at

234 MEMBERS 6V THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.^

Winchester and at Oriel Coll., Oxford. A Magistrate and Dep..Lfeqt.
of Limerick, of -which oo. he was High Sheriff in 1836 ; a Director of
the Limericic and Wateribrd Railway ; pnblished several letters on the
condition of Ireland, and is well known as the early advocate of " repn>>
dnctive employment '' during the famine of 1840-7. Of Iiiberal principles ;
friendly to an equitable rea4iustment of the relations between landlord
and tenant, and opposed to all religious restrictions. First returned Cv
the 00. of Limerick in 1847^—51, Ebury-at^ Pimlieoi Ttrvot, eo.
lAmtriek.

Montgomery, Hugh Lyons. (Leitrim)

S. of Hugh Montgomery, esq., of Belhavel, by Elisabeth, d.of Dean
Blacker, of Armagh. B. at Lympston, Devon, 1816; m. 1840, Eliaabcth,
d. of Henry Smith, esq., of Annesbrook, co. Meath. A Magistnle and
Deputy-Lieut, of Leitrim, chairman of the Manorhamilton Uniim. A
C!onsmrative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's goTemment;
but favourable to *' tenant right * in Irdand. First returned fiir Lcitiim
in July, 1862<— S«Aav#/, Carriek-on^Shannon, Ireland.

Montgomery, Sir Graham Graham-, bart. {Peehle$shirt)
S. of the late Sir James Montgomery, 2nd bart, (who was appointed
Lord Advocate of Scotland in 1804), by his 2nd wife, Helen, yonngeat d.
of the late Iliomas Graham, esq., of Kinross. B. at Edinlwrgli, 1828 1
m. 1845, youngest d. of John James Hope-Johnstone, esq., of A""»i^dfiK
Educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated, B. A., 184S. Ap-
pointed a deputy-lieut. of Feeblessh. in 1844, and of Kinross, 1846; likat.
in the Mid Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry, i860. Fatron of 6 livinga. A
Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's govenuncBt {
opposed to die Maynooth grant First returned for FeeUessh. ia July,
1852.— 18, Coatet-eres., Edinburgh; Carttont Stobo Castit^ Pw*-
bleashire.

Moody, Charles Aaron. {Somerset, West)

S. of the late Aaron Moody, esq. M. 1820, the 8rd d. of the late Jai.
Bennett, esq., of Cadbury. Somerset. Was educated at Winchester, nad at
Oxford. A Dep..Liettt. of Somerset, and Chairman of the Quarter Sesaioni.
A Frotectionist i opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy.
First returned for Somerset West in 1847.— 46, Cheater-sg.; NcUivtuU
Club t KingadtUt Somer*0t,

Moore, George Henry. (Mayo)

S. of the late Geoi^ Moore, esq., of Moore Hall, co. Mayo, by the d. of
the Hon. John Browne, and gnndd. of the Ist Earl <^ Altamont. B. at
Moore Hall, 1811 ; unm. Educated at Osoott, and at Christ's CoU., Cu»-
bridge. Of liberal cqainions ; considers a repeal of the Union with Irdnad
a mere question of time ; will siq>port " tenant<right." First returned
for Mayo in 1847^21, Motcttmb-tt. { Brcoktt' amd CovmUry Ciub*i
Moon Ball, BaUffglat; eo. Mayo,

MBMBBR8 OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 235

Moore, Ross Stephenson. (Armaghf city)

8. of the late Hngh Moore, esq., of Nootka Lodge, Carlingford, eo.
Loath (whose father, Ross Moore, was the patmn and proprietor of
Carlingford, a boroagh sending two members to the Irish parliament),
by Mary, d. of the Rev. John Wilton. B. at Carlingford, 1809 ; m. 1880,
Sarah, d. of the late Rev. William Barker, rector of Newtown-Hamilton,
CO. Armagh. Bdocated at Cmmlin, co. Armagh, and at Trinity College,
Dublin, where he obtained a ouiTersity scholarship and sereral honoon
in science and elastics daring the nndergradaate coarse. Was called to
the bar in Ireland, 1883, and goes the north eastern circait there.
Author of a "Treatise on the Rules and Practice of the Courts of Com.
mon Law in Ireland," and was for some yean one of the editors of the
*' Irish Law and Equity Reports." A ConserratiTe ; opposed to the
reimposition of duty on foreign com ; in favoor of a consolidation and
amendment of the landlord and tenant laws, so as at once to preserre
the rights of property and secure compensation to the tenant for per-
flunent and unexhausted improyements. First returned for Armagh,
oity, wit boat opposition in July, 1853.— 5, Moua^oj/sq., South,
Dublin; Nootka Lodge, Carlingford, co. Louth.

Moreton, Lord. (Stroud)

' Eld. a. of the Snd Earl of Ducie, by the dd. d. of the 2nd Lord Sherborne.
B. at Sherborne, near Northleach, Gloucestershire, 1837 ; m. 1849, his
cousin Julia, d. of James Haughton Langston, esq., M.P., of Sarsden
House, Oxfordshire. Appointed a deputy-Ueut. of Oxfordshire, 1851.
A Liberal; in favour of an extension of the suArage; ** opposed to the
parliamentary support of Roman Catholic institutions." First returned
ftr Stroud, July, 1852.~1, Etmisn10r9.pl., Prinea'a Gate; Brootes's s
Tortworth Court, fVootton-under-Bdge, Gloueeetershire.

Morgan, Chas. Octavius Swinnerton. (Montnouthsh,)
Fourth 8. of the late Sir Chas. Morgan, 1st bart. of Tredegar, 00.
Monmouth, by Mary Margaret, d. of Capt. George Storey, R.N. B. 1808.
Graduated at Christ Church, Oxford, B.A. 1835, M.A. 1882. A Magistrate
And Dep.-Lieut. of Monmouthsh. A Conservative; voted for agricul-
tural protection, 1846, and still thinks that *' at the last settlement of
the commercial poHcy of this country the agricultural interests were
neither fairly considered nor justly dealt with.** First returned for
Monmouthsh. in 1840.— 9, Pall Mall,- United University ; Tredegar,
Monmoutheh.

Morgan, Charles Rodney. {Brecon, bor.)

Eld. s. of Sir Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan, bart., of Tredegar,

Monmouthsh., by Rosamond, only d. of General O. B. Mundy, and

grandd. maternally of the celebrated Admiral Lord Rodn«y. B. at

Bnpem Castle, Glamorgandi. I8S8 ; nnm. Educated at Eton 1 entered

.the Coldstream Oniirds in 1847. A Conservative; and *' a warm sup-

230 MSMBBRS OF THB HOUSE OP COMMONS.

porter of Lord Derby's goyemmeot/' bat will ** opposft «.r»lmpo d(l ei
of the duty on foreign corn, by whatever patty it may be brought ibr.
Ward;" looks fior the relief of the agricaltoral interest to ** a weU regn-
lated revision of taxation, and to (he removal of special bordens pressfaig
heavily on land ;" will ** rejoice to see a redaction in, or total repeal of
the malt tax ;** is *' a firm supporter of oar Established CSiorch, and
will resist any aggressions made thereon ;" will vote for inquiry respect-
ing the Maynooth grant, but not for its repeal ; is opposed to an exten-
sion of the franchise. First returned for the borough of Brecon in tuHj,
lS62.—S2,Portmansq.i Guards', Coventry, and Arthur* s Ciubti
Tredegar Park, Monmoutheh.

Morris, David. {Carmarthen dist.)

Eld. 8. of the late Wm. Morris, esq. (a banker at Carmarthen, and a
magistrate for the county.) A magistrate for the co. of Carmarthen. Is a
Reformer. Was first returned in 1837, after a severe contest, and re-
elected in 1841 without opposition.— 8, St. James*s-place ; Reform,
Brookes* e. Union, fVyndham ; Lianstephan, Carmarthensh.

Mostyn, Hon. Edward Mostyn Lloyd-. (Flintsh.)

Eld. 8. of Lord Mostyn. B. at Mostyni 1795 ; m. 1SS7, Lady Harriet
Margaret, eld. d. of 2ud Earl of Clonmell. Assumed the name of Moatyn
after his patronymic, Lloyd, on inheriting the estates of his ancle. Sir
Thomas Mostyn, 6th and last bart. Is Lord-Lieut, of Mtfionethsh. A
Conservative; voted in favour of free trade in 1846. Represented
Flintsh. from 1881 to 1837, and from July, 1841, to May, 1842, when he
was unseated on petition ; was elected for Lichfield Jan. 1846, bat at
the general election in 1847 was once more returned Cor nintBta,.— 4^,
Lotoer Seymour-st., Portman-sq.; Mostyn, Flintsh.

Mulgrave, Right Hon. the Earl of. (Scarborough)

Eld. 8. of the 1st Marq. of Normanby, by the eld. d. of the 1st IjotA
Ravensworth. B. 1819; m. 1844, Laura, d. of the late Capt. Robert
Russell, R Jf. Appointed ensign and lieut. Scots fusilier guards, 1838 ;
deputy-lieut. of Yorksh., 1841, and mi^or North York militia, 1846 ; was
controller of the Queen's household from July, 1861, to Feb. 1858 ; was
created a P.C. on becoming controller. A Liberal. Sat for Scazboroogh
from July, 1847, to July, 1851, when he was defeated after taking ollice;
regained his seat in July, 1852.— 56, Eaton-pl. / R^orm Club ; Mul-
grave Castle, fVhitby, Yorksh.

Mullings, Joseph Randolph. (Cirencester)

8. of Mr. Richard Mailings. B. at Deviaes, WUts, 1799; m. 1828.
Margarette, only d. of Mr. Richard Gttgarj, <rf Girenoester. Educated at
Devises; adaUtted a solicitor 1890, practised in Cirencester, and has
retired. Appointed a depnty^ieat. of Olonoesterih., Jane, 188S. A
Maglstme Ibr Gloooestenh. and Sax Wilts i patron of 1 living. ▲ Cob-

MBMBERS OP THE HOUSE OF 0OMH0N8. 237

wrratiTo, and in favonr ot protectton to MtUh iachutry of all daaaes.
In fiToar of religions liberty, bot against the endowment of the Roman
Cathi^c deigy. First returned for Cirencester, May, 1848.— 'CarMon
and Netti^ual Clubs; fVatermoor House, Cir^noestsr ; Ba^wtwrt,

fViUs.

Mundy, William. (Derbysh. South)

EldJ 8. of the late Francis Mundy, Esq., of Markeaton, Derbysh. (many
years M.P. for the co. of Derby), by the d. of John Leaper Newton, esq.,
of Mickleover. Is distantly related to Edward Miller Mnndy, esq., who
represented Derbysh. South, from 1841 till his death in 1848. B. at

- Markeaton, 1801 ; m. 1880, Harriot Oeorgiana, eld. d. of James Framp-
ton, esq. (and Lady Harriot Frampton), of Moreton, Dorset. Was edu-
cated at Eton, and at Christ Church, Oxford. A Conservative ; voted in
favour of a return to agricultural protection 1850; is opposed to the
Maynooth grant, and the admission of Jews to Parliament. First re-
turned for Derbysh. South, March, 1849, without opposition.— 8, Rieh-
mond-terr.t TravsUers'i Carlton; Boodle's; Marteaton HcM,
Dsrbysh.

Muntz, George Frederick. (Birmingham)

8. of a German merchant, of great respectability, who settled in Bir-
mingham in the year 1788, and married a Miss Porden, of that town.
B. 1794. m. in 1818, d. of Rev. John Pryce. Is a merchant, a metal
roller, and inventor and manufacturer of patent yellow metal ship
sheathing and bolts. Was the first vioe-chaiiman ot the Birmingham
Political Union, and one of its most strenuous supporters: underwent
seTeral prosecutions on account of an alleged riot at a Church-rate meet-
ing, in Birmingham— was convicted upon this charge in 1837, but the
proceedings were quashed, the Judge (the late Sir J. A. Park) and the
Ooart of Queen's Bench being of opinion that they were illegal, and that
the prosecution should never have been instituted. A Radical Reformer,
** wishing to remove all abuses without injury to the just rights of any ;*
** will ever oppose any fhrther extension of political power to the
Roman Catholics.* Has written several pamphlets on commercial,
financial, and politico-economical subjects. Has sat for Birmingham
since 1840.— i?i!form; Brittonrforty HotuOt Glamorgansh.

Mure, William. (Renfrewsh.)

8. of the late Col. William Mure, Vice-Lieut, of Renfrewsh., by Anne,
eld. d. of Sir James Hunter Blair, bart., of Dnnskey ; grands, of William
Mure, esq., who represented Renfrewsh. fit>ra 1742 to 1761. B. at Cald«
well, Aynh., 1799; m. 1825, Laura, 2nd d. of Wm. Markham, esq.,
of Becca Hall, Yorksh., and grandd. of the Most Rev. William Markham,

• Archbishop of York. Was educated at Westminster, Edinburgh Uni-
versity, and in Germany. Is author of a " Journal of a Tour in Greece,
&c., in 1838." *' Dissertation on the Calendar, &c., of Ancient Egypt,*

238 HBMBERB OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

"Hlitoiy of Ckeeiaii Utoratiure.* U Yice-Lieat. of Renftcwrh., mi
Ool. of the Renfiww Militia. Lord Rector of Glasgow Univmitj
1847-8. A "Liberal ConsenratlTe ;* opposed to protection, but will
rapport other measures for the relief of ag^ricaltnre; Toted against the
Ecclesiastical Titles Bill as being ineffectlTe, and is opposed to the
Maynooth grant. Unsnccessftilly contested Renfrewsh. in 1841 ; was
first returned without opposition Dec. IMS.— United Service s Colli-
toettt Beitht jiyrehire.

Murphy, Francis Stack. {Corky city)

S. of the late Jeremiah Marphy, esq., of the city of Cork, merchant,
and nephew of the late Dr. Murphy, Roman Catholic Bishop in Oorfc.
B. in Cork, 1807; is unmarried. Educated at Clougowes Wood Col-
lege, CO. Kildare, afterwards at St. Cuthbert's, Durham, and at Trinity
College, Dublin, at which last he obtained the classical gold medal 1839.
Was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1838, and goes the northern dr-
cnit ; became a seijeant-at-law 1842, and received a patent of precedence
1846. X Liberal; against the repeal of the union, formerly in faTonr of
a fixed duty on com, but will now support free trade ; in fiiTour of
national education in Ireland, and opposed to the tenant league. Sat
for Cork city from the general election 1841 till 1846, when he Tolnn-
tarily retired: re-elected April, 1851, without opposition.— 8, Ser-
jeanfe Irmt Chancery-lane ; BoocUe's, Rrform, and Coventry \
Clubs. I

Murrough, John Patrick. (Bridport)

B. of John Murrough, esq. of Chichester, Sussex, an Irish merchant.
B. at Chichester, 1822 ; m. 1848, Isabel Maria, d. of John Beart, esq.
Educated at the Guildford Grammar.>school. Admitted a Solicitor, Easter,
1844. A Liberal, and a Parliamentary Reformer ; ** hostile to all Bute
endowments for ecclesiastical purposes, but friendly to the Maynooth
grant, so long as the Irish Church Establishment exists." First returned
for Bridport, Jaly, 1862^—6, New Ittn, Strand.

Naas, Right Hon. Lord. (Coleraine)

Eld. s. of the Earl of Majro, by the only d. and heir of the late Hon . Joka
Jocelyn (who was uncle to the Srd Earl of Roden). B. in Dublin, 1882 1
m. 1848. Blanche Julia, Srd d. of Col. Wyndham, of Petworth, Sosaex.
Educated at the Uaiversity of Dublin, where he graduated AJl. Is
author of ** St. Petersbnigh and Moscow." Was Gentleman of the Bed-
chamber to Lord Heytesbuiy, when Lord Lieut, of Ireland. Appointed
Chief Secretary fur Ireland March, 1852, salary £bbO0. A magistrate
and deputy-lieut. for Kildare. A Conserratirc and Protectionist. Sat for
Kildare from 1847 till March, 1852, when he was elected for Coleraine.—
Carlton i Travellere' i fVMe^ei Palmeretoum House, NeutM, Kit.
dare.

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Kapler, Right Hon. Joseph. (DubUn University)

S. of William Napier, esq., a descendant of the Morchiston branch of
the Napier fkmily , by Rose, d. of — McNaghten, esq., and cousin to the
late Sir F. McNaghten, bart. B. at Belfast, 1804; m. 1830, d. of John
Grace, esq., and niece of the late Archdeacon Grace. Educated at the
Belfast Academical Institntion, and afterwards graduated at Trinity
Coll. Dublin, where he obtained general premiums in classics and sci-
ence; was for many years a pupil of James Sheridan Knowles, esq.
Called to the Irish Bar in 1831 ; made a Queen's Counsel in Ireland 1844.
Appointed Attorney-General for Ireland March, 1852. A member of the
Boyal Irish Academy, and president of the bish Bar Association. A
Conserratiye ; a decided supporter of Scriptural education, and opposed
to the plan called the National Board System in Ireland; Toted in Ikyour
of a return to agricultural protection 1850. First returned for Dublin
University, Feb. 1848, without opposition.— 22, Lower Belgrav^tt.;
National Club t 17» Mountjoy-tq, South, Dublin.

Neeld, John. {Cricklade)

Younger s. of the late Joseph Neeld, esq., of Gloucester-pl., Port-
man-sq. ; only br. of the member for Chippenham, and br. in law of
Capt. Boldero, M.F. for Chippenham. M. in 1845 Harriet Blisa, 2nd
d. of Maj.-Gen. Dickson, C.B. of Blenham House, Berks. A Conservative;
Toted for agricultural protection, 1846, and " adheres to that party in
the state'' which requires " that native industry should be allowed fair
play and a Just competition i' is * against further oonceeaions to the
Church of Rome.* Appointed in 1843 one of the gentlemen of the
Privy Chamber. Has sat for Cricklade since 1885.— 21, Portman'tq. *
Carlton t jivandate-Baahfordt Somerset i RedLodge, fVitte.

Neeld, Joseph, F.S.A., F.L.S. (Chippenham)

Eld. s. of the late Joseph Neeld, esq. of Glouoester-pl. ; br. In law of
Capt. Boldero, the other member for the borough ; br. of the member
for Cricklade. M., 1881, Lady Caroline Mary, eld. d. of the 6th Earl of
Shaftesbury. An East India and Bank Proprietor; Dep.-Lieut. of
Wilts, and High Steward of Malmesbury ; patron of 9 livings. A
Oonaervative ; voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Has sat for Chip-
penham since 1880.— 6, GroevenoT'Sq. { CarUon, jlthemmum. Con.
servtttive t Gritileton Ifowse, fViUe ; Kelston Park, Somerset,

Kewark, Viscount. {NottSy Sooth)

Eld. s. of the 2nd Earl Manvers by Mary Letitia, eld. d. of the late
Anthony Hardolph Eyre, esq., of Grove Park, Notts. B. at Holme-
Pierrepont, near Nottingham, 1825; m. 1852 the 2nd d. of (he Duo de
Coigny. Educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated B.A.,
1846. Appointed Capt. South Notts Yeomanry Cavalry, 1851. A Con-
lervative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's government; ** re-

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240 MBMBBBS OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

grets that there la no prababiUty of iwtoriiiginoteotioiito agrlcoltiira i^ ,
fimnerly ftvonred the grniA to Majrnooth, but would now withAraw it,
and " oflfer every possitde veautanoe to the aggietsioBs of the Roauah
prieathood/' Waa an nnaaooeaaflil candidate for Notts, South, after a
Tcry sharp conteat in Feb., 1861 ; firat retamcd, without opposition, in
July, 1853.— 18, Portman-aq.; Carlton; Holmt Pierreponi, ntar
Nottingham.

Newdegate, Charles Newdigate. ( Warwieksh* North)
Only a. of the late Charles Newdigate Newdegate, esq., of Harefield-pL,
Middlesex, who aasnmed the name of Newdegate in lien of his patrony-
mie, Parker, under the will of Sir Roger Newdigate, to whose estates he
sueceeded. B. 1816. Graduated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, BA. 181B.
AConseryative; voted for agricultural protection, 1846} "willsapport
Lord Derliy in hia attempt, by a revision of taxation, to give relief to
those who anfiier f^om foreign competition.* Haa aat for North War-
wickshire aince 1848.—^, ^rlinffton-»t. t Carlton, Traveller^, Ar-
thur' 8» PVhitti's; Arbury, fVarwieJbah. ; Har^Aeld^ MiddloM^at.

Newport, Right Hon. Visct. (Salop^ South)

Eld.a.ofthe Earl of Bradford. B. 1819. Educated at Harrow School
and at Trinity Coll., Cambrid^, where he graduated M.A., 1840. Is a
I>ep.-Lieut. of Warwickah., and Capt. of the South Salopian Teomanry
Cavalry. Appointed Yice Chamberlain of the Household, March. 186S.
A Conaervative; voted for agricultural protection, 1846. First returned
for Salop, South, in 184S, when Lord Darlington succeeded to a peer-
age.— 80, fVilton-ertacgnt ,' Carlton; fVttton Park, Ste^ffi>rdsh. t
Cattle BrotMOieht fVarwieksh.

Noel, Hon. Gerard James. (Rutlandsh.)

Second s. of 1st Eail of Gainsborough, by his 8rd wife, the Slid d. of
the late Sir John Hamlyn- Williams, hart. B.1828. Entered the army
a* Cornet in the 11th Hussars in 184S t became a Lieut, in 1848, a Cq>t.
1847) retired 1851 1 appointed Comet Leicestosh. Yeomanry GsTaliy,
185S, and a Dep.-Lieut. of Rutland 1848. Deolared himself ** a staunch
Protectionist, pledged to support by every means the agriculture of the
country ;'* is opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholie Clcfigy.
First returned for Rutlandsh.in 1847, without opposition.— Arfofs ParJt,
Rutlandth,

Norreys, Sir Charles Denham Orlando Jephson, barL
(Mallow)

S. of Col. Jephson, formerly M.P. for Mallow. B. 1799 : m. in 1831,
Catherine Cecilia Jane, d. of William Franks, esq. of Carrig, co. of
Cork. Graduated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford, B.A., 1827, MJk., 18S8.
In 1838 assumed the name of Norreys. Is Lord of the Manor of Mallow,
by deaoent from Sir John Jephson, who m., tomp, James I., the h^Msu

HBMBBRS OF THE BOUSE Gf COMMONS. tit

oStht Hon. Sir John Norreys, Lord Fraiident of Mnnster. Many mem*
bers of Sir C. Norreya' family have represented Mallow since 1692. Is
patron of 1 living. ▲ Depnty'Liebt. of the co. of Cork. A Whig. For-
' nerly voted against the abolition of the Corn Laws ; bat in 1846 lap-
ported their repeal. Is in favour of the e&tension of the fkanchise, vote
by ballot, and that the ftill benefit of improvements sboald be secured to
tenants ; opposed to the Ecclesiastical Titles Act. Has sat for Mallow
since 1826, with the inter raption only of the beginning of 1888, when
he would not pledge himself to vote for the repeal of the Union ; but was
seated on petition the same jeax.—AtheneBum ; Union Club / MatioUf
CtutUtCo. Cork.

North, John Sidney, D.C.L. (Oxfordshire)

8. of the late Lient.-Oen. Sir Charles William Doyle, C.B., G.C.H., by
his first wife, Sophia Cramer, 6th d. of the late Sir John Oa^faill, Bart.,
of Coghill, Yorkshire. B. at AInv^ick,Jnear Newcastle on-Tyne, 1804;
m. 1886, Lady Susan North, who became Baroness North in her own
right by the termination of an abeyance in 1841. Educated at Sand-
hurst Military College, and entered the army in 1822. Assumed the
name of North in lieu of his patronymic, Doyle, by loyal licence, in 18ft8.
A Magistrate for Oxfordsh. Appointed Lieut.-Col. 2nd Tower Hamlets
Militia, 1836. A Conservative, *' with every reliance on the adminis-
tration of the Earl of Derby ^ will give Ids " best and most c(»dlal
support to measures for the relief of the agricultural interests, and the
maintenance of our free constitution in Church and State;* will vote
for inquiry respecting Maynooth ; and is opposed to further parliamentary
reform. First returned for Oxfordshire in July, 1892.— 16, Arlington-
st.f CarWrn; fVhit^a i Senior United Servieo t TravoUor^t
fVroxton Abbe^, Banbury, Oxon ; Puinty HiU, Surrey.

O'Brien, Cornelius. (Clare)

8. of Henry O'Brien, esq., of Birchfleld, oo. Clare, byHden, d. of—
O'Callaghan, esq., of Kilgorey, oo. Clare. B. at Birchfleld, 1782; m.,
1816, Margaret, d. of Peter Long, esq., of Waterftnrd, and relict of James
O'Brien, esq., of Limerick. A solicitor in Ireland since 1811. A magis-
trate for Clare. A Liberal ; in favour of a repeal of the Union vrith Ire-
land, tenant-right, firee trade, and the ballot. Sat for Clare from 1882 to
1847. when he was an nnsnccessAil candidate i regained his seat in July,
1862.— 20, Suntmer-hiil, Dubtint Bire^field, Ennislymon, oo. Ctaro,

O'Brien, Patrick. (King*8 County)

Eld. s. of Sir Timothy O'Brien, hart., M.P., by Catherine, d. of Edward
Murphy, esq., of Fiemingtown, co. Dnblin. B. in Dublin, 1828; unm.
Graduated at Trinity College, Dublin ; called to the bar in Ireland, 1844.
A Liberal ; in fiivour Of a repeal of the Union with Ireland. First re-
turned for King's Co. in July, 1862.— 14, Merrion-tq. East, DubUn,

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O'Brien, Sir Timothy, barL {Cashel)

8. of Timothy O'Brien, esq., of the oo. of Tlppcrary, by the d. of
llmothy Madden, caq., of the eo. of Oalway. M. 1821, d. of Edward
Murphy, e»q., of Plemingtown, oo. Dublin. Is a Dublin merchant and
Governor of the Hibernian Bank. An Alderman of DubUn, of which
dty he was Lord Mayor in 1844 and in 1849. A Repealer ; in favour of
*ee trade. Pirst returned for Cashel Jan. 1846^M«T«on-«g., and 60,
Fle»t-at., Dublin; Borris in Oasory, Queen's Co.

O'Connell, Maurice. (Tralee)

Eld. 8. of the late Daniel O'ConncU, esq.; m. in 1882 only d. of Bindon
Scott, esq, of Cahircorn. Calledtothebar in Ireland, 1827. A Repealer.
Sat for Clare in the Parliament of 1831, and for this borough since 1882,
with the exception of a few months in 1838, being reseated on petition.
'—Reform Clubt Cahireom House, eo. Clare.

O' Flaherty, Anthony. {Galway, bor.)

S. of the late Anthony O'Plalierty, esq., a member of an ancient fhmily
in the west of Galway. B. 1800 ; m. 1 819, Harriet, only d. of Maj.^eo.
Archer, of the Guards. Was edacated at Trinity Coll., Dublin. A
Repealer; in favour of every measure for the advancement of ci-vil and
religions liberty { and '• an advocate of the rights of the occnpiers of tha
mil in Ireland. " Was an unsuccessful candidate for Galway, bor., Feb.,
1847; first returned at the general election in the same year, without
opposition.— iir«o«*6«««j Moycullen, eo. Galway.

Oliveira, Benjamin, F.R.S. (Pontefract)

Third and only surviving s. of the late Dominick Oliveira, esq., a
merchant and shipowner of London, by Sarah, d. of — JeBniBga,
esq., a London merchant. Originally descended flrom a Portuguese
family, of which one member was created Count Tojal, and was
well known as the financial and foreign minister of the Queen of Pw-
tugal, while another was Portuguese Ambassador in London, tei^.
George IV. B. in London, 180« ; m. first, 1838, Philadelphia Mary, ebL

. d. of the late John Bde, esq. , of Upper Haiiey-street, merchant ; seconAy,

- 1849, Emma Hepiibah, d. of— Hunt, esq., of St. John's Wood, and
Matlock, Derbyshire. Educated with a view to the diplomatic servi«e,
and has been employed on several international questions connected with
loans, &c. Author of " TractJi on Brazil and Portugal," a '• Tour in tl^
East," " Travels," &c. A prominent member of numerous philanthropio
aKociati.>ns j a director of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton
Railway, Waterloo Bridge Company, and the Provident Life Ofloe. Pre-
sident of the Star Club. Has taken an active share in railway enterprise,
and was invited to Paris by Louis Philippe to negociate the line called the

. Ceinture de Paria. Gave a premium of 60 guineas for an Essay on Por-
tugal in connexion with the objects of the Great Industrial Exhlliitlon of

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1861* Appointed Cornet, Surrey Yeomanry, 1841, A Liberal; in
faronr of a gradaal extension of the franchise, reduction of the dutiea
om tea, oofTee, tobacco, wine, malt, &c., an inquiry into the Maynooth
grant. Was an onsucoessfal candidate fbr Reading in Jan. 1886. First
retamed for Pontefiract in Jaly, 1852.— 8, Upper Hyde Park-aL;
Brookes* » I RrformClub; Union.

Osborne, Ralph Bernal. (Middlesex)

Eld. s. of Ralph Bemal, esq., who sat in parliament from 1820 till
1852. B. 1811 ; m. 1844, Catherine Isabella, only child and heir of
Sir Thomas Osborne, bart. of Thicknesse, co. Waterford, and Newtown
Anner, co. Tipperary, when he assumed, by royal licence, the name of
Osborne. Has been a capt. in the army; is a magistrate and deputy,
lieut. fbr the co. of Waterfiivd. A Liberal, in fnvonr of the ballot ; is
" alike opposed to an open reversal or % more insidious modification " qf
firectrade measures. Sat for Wycombe from 1841 to 1847, when he was
returned for Middlesex .—8, CAarfo«-£<., St. James* a j United Service ;
Newtown Anner, eo. Tipperary.

Ossulston, Lord. {Northumberlandf North)

Only 8. of the Eaxl of Tknkerrille ; B. in Charles-st. Marylebone,

- 1810 ; m. 1850, Lady Oliyia, only d. of 6th Duke of Manchester. Gra-
duated at Christ Church, Oxford, B.A. 1881. A Conservative; voted
for agricultural protection, 1840; will support Lord Derby's govern-
ment; is opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy.
Has sat for the county since 1882.— 23, Hertford-et. ; Carlton.

Otway, Arthur John. (Stafford)

Second surviving s. of the late Admiral Sir Robert Otway, bart., G.C.B.,
Groom in Waiting to the Queen, by Clementina, d. and coheir of Admi-
ral Holloway, of Wells, Somerset. Nephew of the late Henry Otway,
esq, of Castle Otway, co. Tipperary. B. in Edioburgh, 1820; m* 1861,
Henrietta, d. of the late Sir James Langham, of Cottesbiooke Park,
Northampton, and niece of the late Sir Francis Buidett, bart., M.P. Entered
the army from Sandhurst College in 1839; served in India and Australia ;
•nbsequently studied for the bar. A Liberal ; in favour of short parlia-
ments, reform, and the ftill development of free trade ; opposed to the
withdrawal of the Maynooth grant. First returned fbr Staflbrd in July,
1852w— 9, Prtne«*« Terreiee, Hyde Park; Army and Navy ; R^ormt
TwiekenJkamt Middlesex.

Owen, Sir John, bart. (Pembroke dist.)

Bid. s.of Joseph Lord, esq. by Corbetta, d. of Lieut.-Gen. Owen, and
grandd. of Sir Arthur Owen ; assumed the surname and arms of Owen
apon succeeding by bequest to theestatesof Sir Hugh Owen, the sixth
baronet, and was created a baronet in 1818. M. Ist, Charlotte, d. of the
Rev. John L. Phillips (she died, 1829) ; 2ndly, 1880, Mary Frances, 8rd
d. of E. Stephenson, esq. of Farley Hill, Berks. Was called to the Bar

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244 MEMBEKS OF THE HOUSE OF CORfHONB.

at the Inner Temple in 1800. Is patron of 6 Hrlngs; LorAiLient. and
Custos Rot. of Pembrokesb., and Gorernor of Milfbrd Haren. A Ooa-
ienrative. Sat for Fembrokesbire from 1800 till Angnst 1841, when he
was returned for Pembroke.— Union / Oritttont Pembrotttk.

Packe, Charles William. ( Leieestersh, South ) .

Eld. 8. of the late Charles James Packe, esq., of Prestwold HaD,
Leioestersh., by Penelope, eld. d. of the late Richd. Dngdale, esq., of
Blythe Hall, Warwicksh. B.1793$ m. Kitty Jenkyn, only d.ofThoou
Holt, esq., and heiress of Jenkyn Reading, esq., whose name she had
assumed. A Ool. of Yeomanry. A Consenrative; rotedforagricaltnnl
protection, 1846. First elected for Leieestersh. Sonth, Feb. 1886.-^,
Riekmond-ter.t Carltom Raventtone Hall, Ltictsterth.

Paget, Lord Alfred Henry. (Lichfield)

4th s. of the 1st Marq. of Anglesey, by his 2nd wife, d. of the Ist Bad
of Cadogan; b. 1816; m.l847, Cecilia, 2nd d. and co.heiressof thelate
Oeoi^Thos. Wyndham,esq.,of Cromer Hall, Norfolk. Has been aLieat.
in the Royal Hwse Guards; became a Major nnattaehed in 1845. Wu
Chief Equerry and Clerk-Marshal to the Queen, from July, 1846, to
March, 1863. A Reformer. Has sat for Lichfield since 1887.-18, '
BTktley-tq.t fVhiWti Btau Dtatrt, Staffordsh.

Paget, Lord George Augustus Frederick. {Beaumaris dist)
Fifth s. of the 1st Marq. of Anglesey, by his 2nd wiiSe, d. of the Ist Earl
of Cadogan. B. in Bnrlington-st., 1818. Entered the Army in 1834;
became Lieut..Col. 4th Dragoons in 1846. A Liberal. First elected ia
1847 for Besumaris dist., which had prethnsly been represented by hii
cousin. Col. Frederic Paget— 1, Old BvrUngtoi^at,; PUUnewy4A»
AnffUfa.

Pakenham, Edward William. {Antrim)

Eld. s. of the late Uent..^n. the Hon. Sir Hercules Robert Pukenbum,
K.C.B., by the 4th d. of the 22nd Lord Le Despencer. B. in Ireland IS19 ;
nam. Is a eapt.ia the Grenadier Guards. A magistrate and depntyJient.
of Anbrim. A OonservatiTe, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's
government ; but *' will not vote for a reimpoeition of duty on foreign
com.'* First returned for Antiho in July, 1852.— 86, Si. Jt*m09-€t,;
Chtardat FFhiW*; CarlUm; Longford Lodgt, Crumlin,co. jU^riw.

Pakington, Right Hon. Sir John Somerset, bart. {Drok^
wich)

8. of Wm. RnsseU, esq., ofPowick-ct., Waroestersh., by the d. of Sir H,
Perrot Pakington, bt., of Westwood. B. at Powick-ct. 1799 1 m. lat,
1822, only child of M. A. Slaney, esq., of Shiflhal, Salop (she died 1848)
«Bdly, in 1844, Augwta Anne, 8rd d. of Bishop (Murray) of Rochestei
(she died 1848); Srdly, 1851, Augusta, d. of the lateThonns C. IK

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Crespigny, and relict of Col. Oavies, of Elaalcy Park, Worcestcnh.
Assmiied the name of PaUngton on becoming heir to his maternal
ancle, Sir J. Pakington, bart., 1830. Edaoated at Eton and Oriel Coll.
Oxon. Appuinted Secretary of State for the Colonies, March, 18&3,
salary jf 5000. Is a member of the Committee of Council for Pablie
Edncation. Chairman of the Woroestersh. Quarter Sessions since 1834.
A Conserratire; voted for agricoltural protection, 1846 1 'will uphold
with a firm hand the Protestant Church.* Has sat for Droitwidi since
1837.— 41,£aton-«9.; fVe*twood-pk.andPowiei-et.f fVarctttersh,

Palmer, Robert. {Berkt)

Eld. 8. of the late Richard Palmer, esq., of Holme Park, near Reading,
by Jane, dd. d. of Oldfleld Bowles, esq., of North Aston, Oxfordsh., and
grands. of Mi. Palmer, a solicitor, of Great Rossell-st., Bloomsbory-iiq.,
who was for many years agent to the Duke of Bedford. B. 1793. Is
patron of 1 living. A magistrate for Berks and Wilts, and a deputy-
lieut. of Berks, of which he was high sheriff in 1818. A ConservatiTe ;
voted for the Refiarm Act, and against free trade in corn, 1846 \ " and sees
no reason to regret the course he then pursued.* Has sat for Beikt
since 18S6, with the exception of a part of 1881.— iffAettcvum, Cartton,
United Uuiveraity; HoltM Park, Berk*,

PaliTierston, Right Hon. Visct. G.C.B. (Tiverton)

B. 1784; m. in 1889, d. of 1st Visct. Melbourne, and widow of 6th Barl
Oowper. Educated at Harrow, at the University of Edinburgh, and at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge, where he graduated M Jl. 1806. An Irish
Peer. lient.-Col. of the Hampsh. Militia. Secretary at War from 1809
to 1828 ; Sec. of State for Foreign AflUrs fVom Nov. 1880 till Nov. 1834 1
resumed that office in the April following, and resigned it in Sept. 1841 ;
re.«ppolnted for the third time July 1846, and finally resigned Deo. 1861.
Sai for the University of Cambridge from 1806 till 1831, when, owing
to his support of the Reform Bill, he was not returned, but took his
seat for Bletchingly. Sat fbr South Hants in 1888, for which he waa
defeated at the general election in Dec. 1884. First elected for Tiverton,
in June, 1885, in the room of Mr. Kennedy, who accepted the Chiltern
Hundreds.— 4, Cctrlton-Gardens ; Alhenetum and R^orm Clubs t
JBroadland*, Southampton.

Parker, Robert Townley. {Preston)

Only s. of the late Thomas Ibwnley Paiker, esq., of Cuenkm Hall, and
Royle, Lancash., by Susannah, only d. and heir of Peter BnxAe, esq., of
Astley, Ijancash. B. 1798 ; m. 1816, Harriet, youngest d. of Thomas
Brooke, esq., of Church-Hlashnn, Cheshire, and aieoe of the late Sir
Richard Brooke, bart., of Norton Priory, Cheshire. A magistrate and
deputy- lieut. for Lancashire, of which he was sheriff in 1817. Patron of
1 living. A ConserratiTe, and a rapporter genenTly of Lord Derby's

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gorenimeiit. Sat for Preston from July, 1837, to July, 1841, when be
-was an unsoocessfal candidate ; regained his seat, July, 1868. — Carttom
Ctterdon HcM, near Preston, Laneash.

Patten, John Wilson. {^Laruicuh. North)

Eld. s. of the late Thomas Wilson Fatten, esq. of Bank Hall, M.P. who
assumed the additional surname of Wilson, on succeeding tp the estates
of the Bishop of Sodor and Man. B. 1808 ; m. 1888, his ceosin, Anna
Maria, d. and co-heiress of the late Peter Patten Bold, esq. of Bold,
Laneash. (she died, 1840.) A Dep.-Lient. of Laneash., and Col. of 8rd
Lancashire Militia. A Oonserrative, but in faTonr of flree trade, though
not unfaToaraUe to taxation being eqaaliaed. Reflised, in 1847, to
pledge himself against farther concessions to the Roman CathoUea.
Sat for the county in 1830, but lost his election in 1881, and was re-
elected in 1888; has retained his seat since the last date.— 84, HiU-
afreet t Atheneeum; Carlton i Bank HaU, Lameaah.^ Light OaJka,
SttVfo' d*h.

Peacocke, George Montagu Warren. (Harwich)

S. of George Peaoocke, esq., by the d. of Col. J. Montagu Durnford, of
the Scots Fusilier Guards. Nephew of the late General Sir Marmaduks
Warren Peacocke, K.C.H., and cousin of Sir J. F. Peacocke, Uart., of
Grange, oo. Limerick. Educated at Eton ; graduated B.A. at New Inn
Hall, Oxford, 1844 ; was transfetred to Magdalen College, Can^bridge,
1846, and there graduated M.A. Was called to the bar at thje Inner
Temple, Jan., 1846, bat does not now practise. Is patron of 1 liriag ; a
magistrate fbr Hants ; a magistrate and deputy-lieut. of Essex. ^ Con-
servative ; ** disposed to give a fiiir trial to Lord Derby's government,
but will not reverse the policy of free trade ; asks for agricttltane no
exclusive benefits, but claims for her equal Justice and fair play.'* First
returned for Harwich in July, lSb2.—PylewaUt Hants ; Raevea ^all,
Essex,

Pechell, Sir George Richard, bart. (Brighton)

Youngest s. of the late Major-Gen. Sir Thomas Brooke Pechell, bt.

' fonnerly M.P. for Downton. B. in London, 1780 1 m. 1886, Katherine
Annabel! a, oo-heiress at Cecil, Baron de la Zouche, of Haryugworth,
who died in 1888, and was succeeded in the barony by his eldest d.
Harriet Anne, the present baroness. Entered the uavy in 1803, and
became a Capt in 1828 ; appointed Gentleman Usher of the Privy
Chamber in 1880, and Equerry to the late Queen Dowager in 1831,
which olBce he retained until her death in 1849. Patron of 1 living.
Published, in 1828, » A Visit to the Isle of St. Domingo, on a Mission
to President Boyer, in 1880, in H. M. Ship Tamar." A Liberal % in
favour of extension of the franchise, vote by ballot, and a system of
national education. UnsuGcessfUly contested the borougli In isSS i

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hu sat for it since 1885.— S7, HiU-at^ Berkeley-sq.} jirthur^s.Trt^.
v»lhrt\ United Strviee ,' Hampton Court Ptxkie* i Castlo Goring,
Susahs.

Peel, Frederick. (Buryt Lancash.)

SeconiiB. of the late Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Snd bart., and bro.
to the m^iber for Tamworth. B. in Stanhope-st., 1823. Wa^ educated
at Haimit School, und at Trinity Ck>ll., Cambridge, where he was firat
cJa»s in tfasrics 1845. Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1849.
A Depaty.liient. of Warwicksh. Was Under Secretary of State for the
Colonies fhm Not. 1851, till March, 1852. A Liberal t in favour of free
trade and at extension of the saffirage, but ** distruatAil of secret voting.*
Sat for Leominster ft-om Peb. 1849, till July, 1852, when he was returned
for Bury.— 4, fVhitehaU Gardens.

Peel, Jonahan. {Huntingdon)

S. of SirXobert Peel, 1st bart., by Ellen, d. of William Tates, esq., of
Spring Sde, near Bury, and uncle to the member for Tamworth. B.
1799 ; m in 1824, Lady Alicia Jane, youngest d. of the first Marq. of
Ailsa. Intered the Army June, 1815, became a Col. Nor. 1841. Was
SurveyoiGeneTal of the Ordnance from Sept., 1841, till July, 1846. A
ConserVitive, but in favour of free trade ; will be *' a warm and cordial
snplDriier of Lord Derby's government, so far as is cond»tent with the
malKenance of the present commercial policy," but win net oppose
'* tk removal of the burdens on agricultore." Sat for Norwich in the
Parlament of 1826 ; for Huntingdon since 1881.— 8, Pari-plaee, St.
Jatea's; Carlton t Twickenham, Midd.s Buckingham House,
Si^olkt Accrington House, Lancash.

Pel, Sir Robert, bart. (Tamivorth)
'Eld. 8. of the late Sir Robert Peel, 2nd bart., by the d. of Oeu. Sir John
iloyd, bart. B. in London, 1822. Educated at Harrow School. Was
ittachi to the British Embassy at Madrid from June, 1844, to May, 1846,
when he was appointed Secretary to the British Legation in Switzer-
land. A Conservative, but in favour of free trade. First returned for
Tamworth July, 1850, without opposition, being elected on the death of
bis father, who had sat for the borough 20 years.— 64, Pall Mall/
Drayton Manor, Staffordsh.

Pellatt, Apsley. (Southwark)

S. of Mr. Apsley Pellatt, glass manufacturer, by Mary, d. of the late
Stephen Maberly, tBii.s of Reading, Berks. B. in London, 1791 ; m. 1816
d. of the late Ckorge Evans, esq., of Balham Hill, Sorrey. Educated
under the late Dr. Wanostrocht, at Camberwell. Succeeded to his father**
business as an extensive glass manufacturer in Southwark. Was a mem.
ber of the Court of Common Council in the dty of London for 7 yeazit

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•Jid mecweded in cairyiiiff these the bill fbr admitlingf Jews to ike^ltf
freedom on their taking the oath moft binding on their own consdenees.
An AMociate of the Institution of Civil Engineers, and fixr 7 yean one of
the cooncil of the GoTemment School of Design. Anthor of '* Oniosities
of Glass Maidng and Ancient Glass," &c. A Liberal ; in fityoa,' of hoose-
hold safiage, eqnal electoral districts, no property qoaliflcaticttt ▼ote by
ballot, and short parliaments; opposed to the endowment by the State of
any religion, and will on that ground vote against the grant t* Maynooth.
Was an onsaccessfol candidate tag Bristol in Joly, 1847 ; fist letoned
for Stmthwark in July, lS52^Re/orm Club i HoUani^', Block-
Jriars Road, Southwark; Staines, Middlesex.

|*endarves, Edward William Wynne. (ComwiU, West)
Eld. snrviTing a. of John Stackhonse, esq., by 8iuani)i, only ekiU
and heir of Edward Acton, esq., of Acton Scot, Salop. Assumed the
additional surname of Wynne by sign manual in 1815, aid in the same

' year that of Pendarres, in place of Stad^house ; m. 18(iA» Tr3rpheaa,
third d. and sole surriving heir of the Rev. Browse Trist, <f Bowdea,
Devon. Educated at All Souls' CoU., Oxford, where he gradmted B JL.
1797, M.A. 1801. Is patron of 1 living. Of Whig prindplea in &vonr
of short Parliaments. Formerly voted against an abolition f the Com
Laws, but in 1846 supported their repeal. Has sat for Gonwall un-
interruptedly since J836.— S6, Baton-pl,; Athent9um and B^orm
Clubsi Pendarves, Redruth, Comtoall.

Pennant, Hon. Edward Gordon Douglas-. {Carnarveiik.)
Bro. of 18th Earl of Morton ; b. 1800 ; m. first, d. of G. H. D. Peinant,

' esq. whose name he has assumed (she died in 1843) ; secondly «184S,
Lady Louisa, youngest d. of the 5th Duke of Grafton. Appoiiitd a
deputy-lieut. of Carnarvon, 184B. Formerly a Colonel in the Army. A
Conservative, but in favour of free trade ; will support measnredhr
the relief of the agricultural interest firom special burdens. I^t
returned for the co. in 1841.— 36, Belgrave'sq.; Carlton g Penrf^
Castle, Camarvonsh.

Percy, Hon. Josceline William. (Launeeston)

Second s. of the Had Earl of Beverley, by Louisa Hazoourt, 8nl d. o
the late Hon. James Archibald Stuart Wortley. B. at Tunbridge Wells,
1811 ; m. 1848, Margaret, only d. of Sir David Davidiion, of Cantny,
oo. Nairn, and widow of the Right Hon. Sir Robert Grant. Educated
at Eton and at St. John's College, Cambridge, where he was senior
optime 18S8. A magistrate and deputy-lieut. of Yorkshire. A Con-
servative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's government. First
retomed for Launeeston in July, 1863.— 77, Baton-pl.i TYaveUert*.

Peto, Samuel Morton. {Norwich)

8. of the late Henry Pete, esq., of York.road, Lambeth. M. \dB oooctn

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Mary, dd. d. ofThomMDe la Oaxde Grisiell, eiq., of Stockwell Common,
. SqiRjr (she died May, 1842). A Civil Engineer; member of the firm of
OriaaeVL and Petn, contractors and bnilders. Director of the Pontop and
6oath Shields Railway. Deputy Chaliman of the Metropolitan Commla-
siooers of Sewers. A Magistrate for Suflfolk. Patron of 8 liyings.
A Liberal I infaToarof an extension of the snfiirage} ** opposed to any
A-esta endowment of any religions denomination, and will seek the repeal
of every Impost which presses on the consciences of the Dissenters, bnt
will not support the separation of the Church of England from the
State." First elected for Norwich in 1847.— 47, RuaseU-sq.{ 8, Gt.
Georgest., fVtsttninsUr; Reform i SomerUj/ton HaU, Lotaettqft,
SHffblJt.

Philipps, John Henry. (Haverfordwest)

Only s. of the late Owen Fhilipps, esq., of Williamston, Pendwokesb.,
Col. of the Pembrokesh. Militia, lay Anne Elisabeth, d. of Heniy Scour-
field, esq., of the Mote, and of Boberton Hall, Pembrokerii. B.at Clifton,
1808 ; m. 1846 Augusta, 2nd d. of the late John Lort Phillips, esq., of
Dumpledale, near Haverfordwest. Educated at Harrow and at Oriel
College, Oxford, where he was 8rd class in classics, 1828, and graduated
M.A., 188S. Chairman of the Quarter Sessions of PembrolEesh. A*'Libe-
lal-Conservative ;" but a supporter generally of Lord Deii>y's government.
First returned for Haverfordwest in July, 1862.— 'I^n/fod Vniversiiy;
O^sfbrd and Cambridge ; Boodle's; fVilUameton, near Haverford-
tpeet, Pembroteeh,

PhiUimore, John George. {Leominster)

" Bid. s. of Joseph Philllmore, esq., D.C.L., of Shiplake-house, Ozfordsh.
(Chancellor of Worcester, Oxford and Bristol, &c.}, by EHiabeth, d. of
tha Rev. Walter Bagot, of Blithfleld, Staffordshire, who was bro. of the
1st Lord Bagot. B. 1800; m. Rosalind Margaret, youngest d. of Lord
J«stioe Knight Bruce. Educated at Westminster, and at Christ Church,
Oxford (of which he was Faculty Student). Graduated B.A. 1828 ; M.A.
1881. Was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1832, and goes the Oxford
circuit ; appointed Reader on civil law and jurisprudence to the Middle
Temple, Jan. 1860; Queen's Counsel, June, 1861 1 Reader on constitu-
tional law and legal history by delegates from all the Inns of Court, June,
1862 : Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 1860. Author of an '* Introduction
to the Study and History of Roman Law :" " History of the Law of Evi-
dence ;" several pamphlets on Law Reform, to:. A Liberal ; in &vour of
extension of the suffrage, vote by ballot, the abolition of church rates,
and an extensive law reform ; opposed to maintaining Maynooth as an
exdnsively ecclesiastical place of education, but would also reform
tlioronghly the Irish Church. First returned for Leominster in July,
XSSS.— 11, Oldsq., Lincoln'e Inm Senior University; BrooJtes's,

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Phfnn, Thomas. (Bath)

S. of Thomu Fhinn, esq., of Bath, surgeon, by Caroline, d. of Richwd
Bignell, esq., of Banbarjr. B. at Bath, 1814; unm. Educated at Btoa,
and at Exeter College, Oxford, where he was 1st class in classics 1887.
Was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in 1840, and goes the Western
circoif : appointed Recorder of Portsoionth July, 1848; transferred to
Devonport Dec. 1851. Was one of the commissioners fbr inquiring into
bribery at the St. Albans' election of Dec. 1850. A Liberal; in fiiTOV
of household snffirage, vote by ballot, and the fullest de>elopment of free-
trade principles; will Tote for inquiry respecting Maynooth, jointly
with the other ecclesiastical establishments of Ireland. First returned
for Bath in July, 18b2. — Hall- staircase. Inner Temple i 41, A.
James's^t.i Brookes^ s ; Reform,

Pigot) Sir Robert, bart. {Bridgnorth)

Eld. s. of the late Sir 6. Pigot, 8rd bt., by the d. of the Hon. John
Monckton. B. at Patshull, 1801 ; m. Ist, d. of W. Bamford, esq. dead;
2ndly, 1850, Emily, eld. d. of 8. Y. Benyon, esq., of Ash Hall, Salop,
and Stetehworth Park, Cambridgesh. Is Deputy-Lieut, of Staffordsb.
A Conservative; voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Has sat for
Bridgnorth since 1832.— 15a, HiU-st.; Patshull, Staffordsh.

Pigott, Francis. {Reading)

Eld. s. of Paynton Pigott Stainsby Conant, esq., of Archer LodgCi
Hants, and Banbury, Oxfordsh. (who traces his descent tram a oonuDon
source with Sir Charles Pigott, bart., of Knapton, vis., flrom Pigott Baroa
of Boome, in Normandy, one of the forty Knights who accompanied
William the Conqueror to England). B. at Trunkwell House, Berks.
1809 ; m. 1833, Frances Phillips, 2nd d. of Lieut .-General Sir Francii
John Connor Wilder, of the Manor House, Binfield, Berks, formerly
member for Arundel. Educated at Eton, and af Lincoln Coll., Oxibrd.
A Magistrateof Hants, and Lieut, of the North Hants Yeomanry Cavalry.
A Liberal; opposed to all State endowments for religious purposes.
Unsuccessfully contested Winchester in 1841. First returned far
Reading in 1847.— 1, Portman-sq.} Heckfield Heathy Harlfor^
bridge^ Hants ; Rtform, and Brookes's Clubs.

Pilkington, James. {Blaclchurn)

B. at Blackbam 1804; m. 1881. Is a cotton-spinner and merchant,
a Magistrate for Lancash., and Director of the East Lancash. Railway.
A Liberal, and opposed to all religions endowments. First retamed for
Blackburn in 1847.— Par* Place House i Blackburn, Letneaah.

Pinney, William. {Lyme Regis)

Only s. of John Frederick Pinney, esq., of Somerton-Erle, Somersetah..
by the only d. of WiUiam Dickinson, esq. The name of Pinuey 1^

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asBomedby his grandfather, in lien of his patronTmic, Pretor, in 1740.
B. 1806. Graduated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge, M.A. 1883. A Magis-
trate for Somerset and Dorset, a Depnty-Lient. of the former co..
Major of the West Somerset Yeomanry Cayalry, and Col. of the Somerset
Militia. A Liberal; "anxious still fiirther to extend the principles of
free trade." Sat fur Lyme Regis from 1832 to 1842, having been unseated
on petition after the general elei^tion of 1841. Sat for Somerset, East, from
April, 1847, till July, 1852, when he was again elected for Lyme Regis.
— 30, Berkeleygq.; Reform; Somerton-Erte, Somerset.

Ponsonby, Hon. Ashley George John. (Cirencester)
Youngest s. of the 1st Lord de Mauley by Lady Bart>ara, only child of
the &th Earl of Shaftesbury. B. 1831 ; unm. Appointed Ensign and
Lieut. Grenadier Guards, 1850. Of Whig principles ; in favour of free
trade, and a moderate extension of the franchise. First returned for
Cirencester in July, 1852.— 21, St. JatMs'S'pl.

Portal, Melville. (Hants, North)

8. of the late John Portal, esq., of Freefolk Priors, Hants, by the
d. of Henry Drummond, esq., of the Grange, Hants. B. 1819 ; is
unm.; educated at Harrow School, and at Christ Church, Oxford,
where he graduated MA., 1844. Called to the Bar 1845. Is Capt. of the
Morth Hants Yeomanry. Patron of 1 living. A Conservative, and a
supporter generally of Lord Derby's government ; will *' never vote for
the extension or increase" of the Maynooth grant. First returned for
Hants, North, April, 1849.— Cordon; Laverstoke House and Freefolk
Priors, Hants*

Portman, Hon. William Henry Berkeley. {Shafteshury)
Eld. s. of the 1st Lord Portman, by the 8rd d. of the 2nd Earl of Hare-
wood. B. in London, 1829; nnmar. Educated at Eton and at Merton
College, Oxford. Appointed a deputy-lieut. of Somerset, 1850 ; Lieut.-
eol. West Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry, 1852. A Liberal; disposed to
^aaliee the burdens of taxation, local and general; will *' resist any
offensive aggressions against our religion," but will not expose to risk
*'the permanent maintenance of civil and religious liberty." First
returned for Shaftesbury in July, 1852. — 38, Bryanslon-sq. i United
University; Coventry Club; Bryanston, Blandford, Dorset.

Potter, Robert. (Limerick, city)

An attorney in Dublin, who managed the defence of William Smith
O'Brien, when convicted of treason in 1849. Law agent to the Limerick
Corporation. A Liberal : in favour of the repeal of the Ecclesiastical
Titles Act, &c. First returned for Limerick in July, 1852.— 00, St.
Stephen^ s-gresn South, Dublin.

Powell, William Edward. (Cardigansh.)

Eld. s. of the late Thomas Powell, esq. of Nanteos, by Elinor, "*

2d2 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

of Edward Maarice Corbet, esq., of Ynys yfnaeBgwyn. B. 1788; ■.
1st in 1810 Laura Edwyna, eld. d. of James Sackville Toitcm Fbetp,
esq. of Coston House, Leicestersh. 2ndly in 1841 Harriott Ddl, relict
of Geo. AoktXB, esq., and younger d. of Henry Hutton, esq. Patron of
1 liTing. Col. of the Cardigansh. Militia, Lord-Lient. and Castes Rot
of the county; a Cornet in the Army. A Conservative; TOted te
agricultural protection, 184ft. Has sat for Cardigansh. since 1816.— 7,
Hyde PJt. Terraee t Carlton, Boodle's, the two United Service, Ike
Albion i Nanteos, Cardiganeh.

Power, Nicholas MahoD. {fVater/ord, co.)

5. of Nicholas Power, esq., of BallinakiU, oo. Waterford, by the d. of

— Riren, esq., of Wateifoid. B. in Wateiford 1787 ; m. 1818, d. of

— Mahon, esq., of Dublin. Ednc^ed at Oscott and at Ulventon, Lan-
cash. A Magistrate and Dep..Lieut. for Waterfixd. A Liberal* and in
finTour of the repeal of the Union. First returned &r the oo. of Water
ford in 1847, without apposition,— Faithleffg House, fVaterfordL

Powlett, Lord William John Frederick. (Ludlow}

Second s. of the 1st Dnke of develand, by Lady Katherine Powlett,
d. and heir of the last Duke of Bolton. Assumed the name of Powlett
In lien of his patronymic, Yane. B. 1793; m. 1816, Lady Caroline, Bth
d. of the Ist Earl of Lonsdale. Created MA. at Oxford, 1813. A Dep.-
Lieut, of Durham. A "Liberal ConserTatiye ;** infaTonr of free trade
and an extoision of the sufllrage in connexion with moral and religioas
education I will rote Ibr inquiry into the Maynoofli grant. Sat Itar
St. lyes from July, 1846, till July, 186S, when he was elected for Ii«dIow.
^19, Cur€on-st.t Downham Hall, Brandon, Norfolk.

Price, Sir Robert, bart {Herrford, city)

6. of Sir Uvedale Price, the Ist bart. by the 4th d. of the 1st Earl of
Tyrconnel. Is descended ilrom one of the most ancient families ia Wales,
which is said to derive its origin i^om Marohweithan, one of the princes.
B. at Foxley, 1786 1 m. in 1828 his first cousin Mary Anne, d. of the Rer.
Robert Prioe, D.D. Of Whig principles } in favour of an extension of the
franchise and short parliaments, but will not support the balloL Is
patron of 8 livings. Represented the co. of Hereford from 1818 to 1841 ;
first elected for the city of Hereford in 1845 without opposition.— 11,
StrcMon-st.; Foxley, Herefordshire.

Price, William Philip. {Gloucester, city)

8. of William Price, esq., of Oloooester, by the d. of niilip George,
esq., of Bristol. B. at Oloueestcr, 1817 ; m. 1887, d. of the late John
Chadborn, esq, of Gloucester. Is a merchant in Olonoester. A liiherml,
and in fayour of parliamentary reform ; bat " wfil not lend himself to n
merely focUons opposition for the purpose of rcinstaUng Lord John

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RiUttIVs gorennttent ;*' npposed to the Haynootta grant and all other
atinSar endowmenti. Pint returned for Gloacester in Inly, 1853.^
Ittform Club ,' Tibberton-eourl, near Gloucester.

Prime, Richard. (SusseXt West)

Second s. of the late Samuel Prime, esq., of Upper Brook-st., and of
Whitton, Middlesex, by the d. of Richard Holden, esq., of Field House,
Toricsh. B. in London 1784; m. 1815, Anne, eld. d. of the late Robert
Shuttleworth, esq., of Gawthorpe Hall, Lancash., rdiet of Richard T.
Streatfleld, esq., of Sussex (she died July, 1848). Educated at Eton,
and at Trin. Coll., Cambridge, where he was first Junior optime in
1806. Was called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 181U, but did not practise
longer than five years. A Deputy-Lieut, and Magistrate of Sussex;
was High Sherilf in 1828. A OonseryatlTe : in faronr of agricultural
protection, but disposed to accept *• readjustment of taxation* as a
substitute for that sjrstem ; opposed to the endowment of the Roman
Catholic clergy. First returned for Sussex West in Jan. 1847.— Car//on,*
Al^enmumf Pfalbertan Houee, Arundel, Sutees.

Pugh, David. {Montgomery dist)

B. of the late Charles Pogh, esq., of Perry Hill, Kent, by the 8rd d.of
William Lloyd, esq., of Montgomery, descended from the Masons of
Wroekley, formerly representatiyes of Montgomery. B. at Perry Hill,
1789 1 m. 1814, Anne, only child and heir of the late EvanYanghan,
esq., of Begnildy, Radnorsh. Educated at Trinity Coll., Oxford. A
Deputy-Lieut, and Magistrate of Montgomery sh. ; Recorder of Welsh-
pool; and late a Major in the Montgomery sh. Yeomanry. Was High
Sheriif of that county in 18SS. A "Liberal ConsenratiTe;'* will sup-
port " any measure which shall tend to aiieriate the distress of the
agriculturists witbout attempting to return to protection |* opposed to
the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. First returned for Mont-
gomery in 1882; unseated oa petition in 1888; re-elected 1847.-48,
Mortimer-st.i Carlton; LUmerehydol, fVelehpool, Monigoeneryth,

Repton, George William John. {Warwick)

Only s. of George Stanley Repton, esq., by the eld. d. of the 1st Earl
of Bldon. B. in Morfolk.street, Park-lane, 1818 ; m. 1848, Lady Jane,
only d. of the 8rd Duke of Leinster. A Conservatire ; yoted for agri-
cultural protection, 1846 } will giye his support to Lord Derby's goyem-
ment and policy. Sat for St. Alban's from 1841 till its disfranchise-
ment in 1862| first returned for Warwick, July, 185S.— 90, PaU MaU;
Carlton.

Ricardo, John Lewis. {Stoke- upon-Trent)

B. 1812; m. in 1841, d. .>f Gen. the Hon. Sir A. Duff. A merchant,
largely engaged in railway enterprise ; Chairman of the North Staf-

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fordahJRi Railway. Appointed a Dep«-LieiU. of Elginah. 1848. AaA»t
tit the '* History and Anatpmy of the Navigation Laws.** A Be-
finrmer; in faroar of the ballot, firee trade, ftc. Firat elected forthe
borough in IMl.— Si fLoumdes-sq. ; Brookes'^.

Ricardo, Osman. (Worcester)

Eld. s. of the late David Ricardo, esq . (many years M.P. for Partar>
iington, and well known as the author of important works on cnrreBcy
and taxation,) by the d. of — Wilkinson, esq. M. Harriet, youngest d.
of Robert Harvey Mallory, esq., of Woodcote, Warwicksh. Was eda>
Gated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge, where he graduated A.B. 1818.
Appointed a Dep.-Lient. of Worcestersh. 1848. A Liberal; '*will
promote every measure calculated to give increased energy to trade and
commerce." First returned for Worcester in 1847.— 71, BaUuppL;
Brookei's ; Union t Brotneabtrroto-pl., fVorceaUrth,

Eice, Edward Royd. (Dover)

B. 1790; m. in 1818, Elisabeth, 2nd d. of Edward Knight, esq., of
Oodmersham Park, Kent. Educated at Worcester Coll., Oxford, where
he graduated B.A. 1818, M.A. 1815. Was formerly a banker at Dover
(retired in 1827). Is a Deputy.Lient. for the county of Kent, for whi^
he was High Sheriff in 1880. A Reformer of Whig principles; *any
attempt to reverse the commercial policy adopted in 1846 will meet with
his decided opposition.* Has sat for Dover since 1887 ; wasunsucceailiil
in 1636.— United University Club; Dane Court» Kent,

Rich, Henry. (Richmond)

Youngest s. of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Rich. Was educated at
Trinity Coll. Cambridge; graduated A.B. 1885. Has been Groom in
Waiting to the Queen ; and a Lord of the Treasury ftom July, 1846, till
March, 1852. Is author of several political pamphlets. A Reformer;
'* his efforts will ever be in support of that steady, firm, and progressive
Reform which best preserves all our institutions by keeping them in
harmony with the advanced education and morality of our country-
men." Unsuccessftilly contested Knaresborough in 1832 and 1835, fbr
which borough he sat firom 1887 till 1841. First elected for Richmond
in April, 1846, without a contest.— 10, Charlea-st., Berk»ley-»q,i
Brook«8*s, Athenmum,

Robartes, Thomas James Agar-. (Cornwall^ East)

Only s. of the late Hon. Charles Bagenal Agar, by the only d. and heir
ofThomasHant,esq.,of Mollington Hall, Chesh., gr&ndniece and sole
heir of Henry Robartes, 8rd Earl of Radnor (extinct). B. in London
1808 ; m. 1839, Juliana, d. of the late Right Hon. ReginaldPole Caivw, of
East Antony, Cornwall. Was educated at Harrow, and at Christ Chnix^
Oxford, where he graduated B.A. 1830. Assumed the name of Robartea

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1b additiim to his patronymic. A Whig ; ia opposed to the endowment
«r the Roman Catholic Chnrch. First returned tar Cornwall in 1847
without opposition.— 48, Porehetter-terr.i Athenogutn; Lanhydrockt
Bodmin^ ComwcM.

Robertson, Patrick Francis. (Hastings)

Bid. s. of the late Rev. Daniel Robertson, D.D. (Professor of Oiientil
Languages in St. Mary's College, St. Andrews, from 1809 to 1817.) B. at
Meigle, Perthshire, 1807; nnmar. Educated at the University of St.
Andrews. Is a merchant, formerly at Canton. A director of the London
Assurance Corporation. A Liberal-Conservatiye ; opposed to agricuU
tnral protection in the hope of reducing the cost of producing wheat at
borne ; opposed to the Maynooth grant ; would *' willingly support any
real parliamentary reform.'' Was an unsuccessftil candidate for Hast-
ings in July, 1847 : first returned in July, ISM^—CoruervcUiv^ Clubi
Haltorif Hastings.

Roche, Edmund Burke. {Corkt co.)

Only B. of Edward Roche, esq., of Trabolgan, by Margaret Honoria,
only child and heii of William Curtain, esq. ; is connected, through
his mother's family, with that of the celebrated Edmund Burke. B.
1815 : m. 1848 Eliia Caroline, eld. d. of J. B. Boothby, esq., of Twyford
Abbey, Middlesex. A Radical Reformer; a Repealer ; but ''is prepared
to co-operate in the enactment of Just mea.sure8 of relief for the owners
and occupiers of land." Has sat forthe co.of Cork since 18S7.—i2«/orm;
Trabolgan^ eo. <^f Cork.

Roebuck, John Arthur. {Sheffield)

S. of E. Roebuck, esq., of Madras, and grands, of the celebrated Dr.
Roebuck, of Sheffield. B. at Madras, 1801 ; m. 1834, Henrietta, d. of the
Bey. Thomas Falconer of Bath, the author of seyeral learned works, and
formeily Bampton Lecturer at Oxford. Was called to the bar at the
Inner Temple, 1831, and went the Northern circuit ; is a Queen's Counsel,
and a Bencher of the Inner Temple. Sometime Agent in England for the
House of Assembly of Lower Canada. Is author of a work on " The
Colonies of England," « History of the Whig Ministry of 1880:'* and
has contributed much to the Edinburgh and Westminster Reviews. A
Reformer; has voted for measures of free trade, the ballot, extension

- of the suffrage, and national education; is opposed to any extension of
religious endowment by the State. Sat for Bath from 18S2 till 18S7 ) re-
elected 1841 , and continued to hold his seat till the general election,
1847; first returned for Sheffield May, 1849, without opposition.— 8,
Fig Tree-ct., Templet Reform Clubi Aehley Amewoodt Christ-
ehurehf Hants.

Rolt, Peter. ( GreenwicJt)

St of John David Bolt, cBq.,of Deptford, by Sophia, eld. d. of Peter

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Butt, eiq., cleik of the sarrey in Deptford dockyard. Gnads.of Ae
late John Rolt, senior clerk in Deptlbrd dockyard, who died 1796. B.
at Deptftyrd, 1798 ; m. 18S0, Haiy, eld. d. of ThomaB BrockeUmnk, ei^.,
of Deptford, managing director of the General Steam Navigation C4»>
pany (she died 1846). A timber merchant and ooatractor, part— in
the firm of Brockelbank and Rolt. A Conservatire ; ** will give his
cordial support to the Earl of Derby's government \" belieres <* that Oe
repeal of the corn laws has caused great distress to the agrienltorist, hat
will not support the rdmposition of any dnty on foreign com i*' conaidm
" that the Roman Catholics cannot expect a renewal of the Mayaooth
grant." First returned for Greenwich in July, 1852.-23, Hyde Pari
Gardens; 72, ComhiUi Acorn fVharf, Lower Trimty-et^ Rothmr-
hithe.

Rothschild, Baron Lionel Nathan De. {London)

Eld. 8. of the late Baron Nathan Meyer De Rothschild, (a iiatiTe d
Frankfbrt-on-the-Haine, who came to England in 1800,) by the Srd d. of
Levi Bamet Cohen, esq., merchant of London i is bro. to the Bam
Anthony De Rothschild, of Grosvenor-pl. Houses. B. in London 1801 1
m. 1886 his cousin Charlotte, d. of the Baron Charles De Rothaehild, «f
Naples. Was educated at Gottiugen. Succeeded his father in 1886 as a
Baron of the Austrian empire. Is head of the mercantile flrm whkh
bears his name, well known for their extensiveoperationsaspnbUcloan' |
contractors and money-brokers. A Deputy-Lieut, of London. A LibenI ;
in favour of the extension of the ftanchise, of direct taxation, tha
reduction of the duty on tea, &o. First elected for London in 1847.
—148, Piccadilly i St. SwitMn's lane. City; BrooJtee*e atui R^brm
Clubs; Qunnersbury Park, Middlesem.

Rumbold, Charles Edmund. {Yarmouth)

8. of Sir Thomas Rumbold (1st bart), OoTernor of Madras, by hia 8^
wife, d. of Bishop (Law) of Carlisle. Educated at Trinity CoEL CaM-
bridge, where he graduated A.M. 1814. A moderate Whig ; formcriy
voted against the abolition of the Corn Laws, but in 1846 atappovted
their repeal. Sat for Yarmouth firom 1818 till 1885, when he was
an unsuccessful candidate ; again elected in 1887| and sat till 1847,
when he was a second time unsuccessihl, bat a new election took plaat
on petition, and he was again retujrned.»ly BceleaUm-eq.i Preeiam
Candover, Hants,

Rushout, George. ( Worcestersh. East)

Only 8. of the late Hon. and Rer. George Rushoat>Bowles, by the 7th
d. of the 7th Barl of Galloway. B. 1811. Cradoated M.A. at Christ
Church, Oxford : became Capt. 1st Life Guards in 1842; is heU- pn-
snmpUve to the Barony of Noithwick ; a Magistrate for Worcestenk.
A OoiiservatiTO and Prcte&tlonist i will never "oonsent tknt ngifcoltun

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^ be made the scapegoat of fVee trade ;" nvill 'aappoit education on a reli-
glotu basis ;* opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy,
flat for Evesham from Feb. 1887, till 1841; uraBonsaccessAil at the general
election in that year. First returned for Worcestersh. East, Jan., 1847.
—lOf BoUon-9t. : Carlton t Barford, tmd Northwieif fVoretgtersh.

Russell, Francis Charles Hastings. (Bedfardsh.)

Eld. s. of the late Lord George William Russell, by the d. of the late
Hon. John Theophilus Rawdon. Nephew to the 7th Doke of Bedford,
and to Lord John Russell, M.P. B. in London 1819 ; m. 1844, Lady
Elisabeth, eld. d. of the 5th Earl De-La-Warr. Entered the Scots
Fkisilier Guards in 1888, but retired from the Army July, 1844. A
Whig; ** will support the well-known principles of his family;" is in
fiiTOurof *a really natioHal system of education.'' First returned for
Bedf<ndah. in 1847, without opposition.— 8, Eatotirpi, fVest i
Brookes' St Travellers*; -Guards.

Russell, Francis William. (Limerick, city)

Eld.B. of John N. Russell, esq., of Limerick, merchant, ^by the eld. d.
of Alderman Thompson, of Cork. B. in Limerick, 1800'} m. 1884 the
Sttd d. of the late Thomas Claike, esq., of Melton Mowbray. Educated
at Fermoy, under Rev. T. D. Hincks, at Belfast, and at Trinity College,
Dublin. Was called to the bar in Ireland in 1824 } subsequently becnme
a partner in the firm of J. N. Russell and Sons, merchants, in Limerick
and London. A Liberal} in fayuur of f^e trade, " an equitable adjust-
ment * of the rights of landlord and tenant, and is a firm supporter of
civil and religiooa liberty '* in its true sense }* opposed to a repeal of the
union with IreUnd. Was a candidate for Limerick against Lord Amndel
and Surrey in Aug. 1851, but retired before the poll in consequence of
the strong religious excitement raised on that occasion. First returned
Ibr Limerick in July, 1862.— 10, fVestbcume-st., Hyde Park ; Union ;
Oeorge-si., Limerick.

Russell, Right Hon. Lord John. (London)

Third and youngest a. of the Ath Duke of Bedford, by his first wife
Georgiana Elisabeth, 2nd d. of the 4th Visct. Torrington ; b.in Hertford-
at., 1792 i m. 1st, 1885, Adelaide, eld. d. of Thomas Lister, of Armytage
Park, esq ., and relict of 2nd Lord Ribblesdale { 2ndly, 1841, Lady Frances
Anna Maria, 2nd d. of the 2ndEarl of Minto. Was Paymaster of the Forcea
from 1880 till Not. 1884. Secretary of State forthe Home Department
frt>m April, 1885, till 1839. Secretary of State for the Colonies from
1889 till 1841. Was First Lord of the Treasury from July, 1846, till
March, 1852. Sat for Tavistock from 1813 till March, 1817, and from
1818 till March, 1819; for Hontingdonsh. from 1820 till 1888 ; for Bandon
Bridge till 1830} for Devon in 1881, and fur South Devon firom 1882 till
1885, when he lost his seat for Devon, bat was shortly afterwards

350 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

electedforStroud, for which IwBatUll 1841. Piwt rctunied«Brthe<atf
inl841.-3S, Cheaham^laee ; R^fama BnasMffhHou99, Dtvon.

Sadleir, James. (Tipperary)

S. of Clement William Sadleir. esq. of Shrone Hill. oo. Tlppenzy. sad
too. of John Sadleir, esq., who has sat for Cailow bor. sinoe 1847. A
LiberaL First returned for Tipperary, July, 1863.— 6, GreeU Dmmark'
St. DubUn.

Sadleir, John. (Carlotc, bor.)

8rd s. of Clement William Sadleir. esq., of Shrone Hill, en. Tippe.
rary. B. at Shrone Hill 1814; is unm. Was edncated at Clongowes
Coll., Ireland. Chairman of the London and Coanty Bank. Admitted
a Solicitor in Ireland in 1887, but retired from practice in 1846. A
Liberal. First returned for Carlow in 1847.— d 4, Alban^f; 6, Gfwol
Dennutrk-st. Dublin; Grove, £mo, Qttten'* Co,

Sandars, George. ( Wakefield)

S. of the late Samuel Sandars, esq., of Gainsborough, Liocolnsh.,
descended from the Sandars family, of Ireton, Derbysh. B. at Gains-
borough 1805 ; m. 1st, 1829, Mary, d. of George Neden, esq., of Ardwi<^
Lancash. (she died 1847} ; Sndly, 1849, Arabella, eld. d. of John Walker,
esq., of Cambridge-sq., Hyde Park. Was edncated at Newark OranuoMr
School. A Magistrate for the West Riding of York, of which he wa>
appointed Deputy-Lieut. Ma y, 1852. Has been Director of several banks
and railways. A Consenratiye ; formerly opposed to the repea.1 of the
Corn Laws, but now supports the farther extension of free trade* is
opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy, but in iavoir
of the extension of edncation 'combining religious with inteUectual
instruction," carried out on the voluntary principle aided by gnmts of
public money. First returned for Wakefield in 1847.— 27, Suaa^x sq^
Hyde-pk.; CarUon; Qotis«rvative i National t AlvertAorpa Hatt,
fVakefiald, Yorkah.

Sawle, Charles Brune Graves-. {Bodmin)

Eld. s. of Sir Joseph Sawle Grares-Sawle, bart., of Penrlee, Cornwall
by Dorothea Prideaux, eld. d. of the Rev. Charles Prideaux Bnme. «f
Place House, Padstow, Cornwall. B. at Padstow, 1816 ; m. 1846, Rose
Caroline, youngest d. of David R. Paynter, esq., of Dale Castle, Pem-
brokeshire. Edncated at Eton and at Clare Hall, Cambridge, where he
graduated B.A., 1841. A magistrate and deputy-lient. of Cornwall;
depnty-«hairman of the county sessions, and capt. in the Cornwall and
Devon Ifiners' militia. A Liberal; opposed to the Maynooth giuit.
Was an nnsuccessiul candidate for Bodmin, in Feb. 1848 ; first returned
in July, 1852.— A^orm Club ; Restormelt LoshoitMel, Comtoaii.

Scholefield, William. {Birmingham)

Second a. of the late Joshua. Scholefidd, esq., many yean M ^. te

IffiMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 259^

BimiiiigliaiD, by the 2iid d. of C. Oottrell, esq. B. 1800; m. Jane Ma-
tilda, d. of JbJm Miller, eaq. (she died 1848.) A merchant in Biimlng-
ham. Elected first mayor of Birmingham when that town received its
charter of inoorponUion in 1888. A Magistrate for Warwicksh. Is a
director of the Birmingham and Midland Bank. A Radical Reformer ;
in farour of a wide extension of the snfirage, triennial parliaments, rote
by ballot, and removal of all disabilities on account of religious opi.
nions; opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy,
bat " is not prepared to repeal the Maynooth grant, unless every other
like endowment be taken away.' Unsuocessftilly contested Birmingham
on the death of his father in 1844 ; first returned for Birmingham in 1847.
—R^orm Club ; Birmingham.

Scob«ll, George T re weeke. {BatK)

Second s. of the late Peter Edward Scobell, esq., MJ)., by the d. of
John Sanfordy esq , of Penzanoe, Cornwall. B.1786 \ m. 1818, Hester,
youngest d. of Charles Savage, esq., of Midsomer Norton. Entered the
navy as midshipman 1798, and served 14 years during the latter part of
the war with France ; served in America, West Indies, Mediterranean,
Baltic, Boulogne, Rochefort, Cadiz, &c., under Nelson, Colliugwood,
Cornwallis, Bickerton, Thornborongh, Saumarez, &c. ; became a retired
capt. R.N. 1843. Is a deputy lieut. and magistrate for Somerset. A
Liberal ; in favour of free trade, and of financial and Parliamentary re-
form, including vot e by ballot and triennial Parliaments. First returned
for Bath June, 1851.— A^orm Cltib ; Kingwell, near Bath,

Scotty Hon. Francis. (Bertoicksh,)

8. of 4th Lord Polwarth, by the d. of the late Hans Moritz,
CbuntVonBmlh; b. 1806; m. 1836, Julia Frances Lanra. d. of Rev.
Chas. Boultbee. Educated at Trinity Coll. Cambridge, graduated B.A.
1827, H.A. 1882 ; called to the bar at the Middle Temple 1832, and
went the northern circuit. In April, 1845, appointed Parliamentary
Agent for the district of Port Philip, New South Wales. A Con-
servative J voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Sat for Roxburghsh.
from 1841 to 1847, when he was returned for Berwicksh.— CarAon;
Mertotin House, co. Benoick.

Scrope, George Poulett, F.R.S., F^G.S. &c. (Stroud)
Second s. of J. Poulett Thomson, esq. of Roehampton, Surrey, and
Austin Friars ; br. of the late Lord Sydenham ; b. 1797; m. 1821 Emma,

I d. and heir of William Scrope, esq. of Castle Combe, Wilts, and Cock-
erington, Lincolnsh., (wherenpan he took the name and arms of
Ucrope, in addition to those of Poulett). A Dep.-Lieut of Wilts. Is
patron of 1 living. A moderate Reformer ; in favour of the establish-
ment of small national bank notes, an enlarged scheme of colonization
as a national measure, andfiree trade generally. Has written pamphlets
OB Banking, the Currency, the Poor Laws, and Political Economy;

R 2

260 MEMBERS OF THE HOCSE OF COMMONS.

alio « CoBBideratlons on Volcanos,* the * Geology of Central Frtaoc,"
and other geological works. Is also author of a Life of Lotrd SydeaskMn .
Contested the borough ansaccessftilly in 1882; was first eleetedMay
1888.— 18, Belgrave-tq.i Mhernmum and Refwrm Clubtt Ca^th
Combeico. fVilU.

Scully, Francis. (Tipperary)

S. of the late James Scally, esq., of Tipperary, and nephew of the
late Deoys Scully, esq. B. in Tipperary, 1820 ; nnm. Educated at St.
Gregidry's Coll., Downside. Called to the Bar at the Middle Tenpls,
1841, but does not practise. A Repealer; will support, '* tenant-ri^^t.*
First elected for Tipperary in J847.— A<A>nn cmd Brtcthettm Cluka:
Athame^eo. Tipperary.

Scully, Vincent. {Cork, co.)

Eld. s. of the late I>enys Scnlly, an Irish banister (well known as (he
author of " A Statement of the Penal Laws affecting Roman CathoBcs"),
by Catherine, d. of the late Vincent Eyre, esq., of Highfield, Derbysh. R
1810 ; m. 1841, Sosanna, d. of the late John Grogan, esq., and sister of
Edward Grogan, esq., M.P. Educated at St. Mary's CoIL, Oscot, Trinity
ColL, Dublin, and subsequently at Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Called to tht
Irish bar, 1883; made a Queen's Counsel in Ireland, 1849. Author oft
work on the "Irish Land Question,*' treatises on Free Trade in Land,
Mutual Land Societies, the Channel Islands, &c., and a contribution to
Sansse and Scully's " Irish Cbanceiy Reports." A Liberal, and in Iutoiit
of a repeal of the Union; will vote for reform in the Irish land system,
landlord and tenant laws, the present Church system ; is in faToor of a
repeal of the Ecclesiastical Titles Act. First dected for Cork, oo., March,
1852.— 18, Merrion-aq. South, Dublin.

Seaham, Visct. (Durham, North)

S. of the 2nd Mazq. of Londondenry, by his 2nd wife, only d. and heir of
the late Sir Hairy Yane Tempest, bart. Is half-bru. of Visct. Castlereagh, '
and heir to the Earldom of Vane, which his father enjoys. B. at
Vienna, 1821; m. I846,theonlyd.of Sir John Edwards, bart. Graduated
at Balliol Coll., Oxford; appointed Lieut. 1st Life Guards in 1845, retired
1848 ; is a Depnty-Lieut. of Duritam and of Montgomerysta., Major of
the Durham Militia, and Major of the Montgomerysh. Yemaanry. A
Conserrative ; in favour of free trade, but will * cordially support * aay
measure brought forward to '^reliere the depression of the agricuUuid
and shipping interests}' is opposed to the endowment of the Roman
Catholic Clergy. First returned for Durham, North, in 1847. — 27, Btrkt-
hy-sq.i Carlton i Seaham Hall, Sunderlandt co. Durham,

Seymer, Henry Ker, D.C.L. (Dorsetsh.)

8. of H. K. Seymer, esq., by Harriet, d. of Peter Beckford, and sister of

MEMBERS OF TH£ HOUSE OP COMMONS. 261

the 8rd Lord RiTen. B. at Hanford, Dorsetsh., 1807 ; m. 1889, Helen*
d. of W. Webber, esq., of Binfield Lodge, Berks. Educated at Winches-
' ttt, audChrut Charch, Oxon.: vru subseqaently Fellow of All Souls*
Coll. A Magistrate and Dep.-Lient. for Dorsetsh. Is patron of 1 liring.
A Conservative 5 in &vonr of protection to agricaltnre; will uphold the
Church, and give a general support to Lord I>ert)y's ministry. First
elected for Dorsetsh. in Feb. 1846, without a contest.—), Loipndes-sq.;
Carlton ; Hattford, Dorsetsh.

Seymour, Henry Danby. (Poole)

Eld. 8. of Henry Seymour, esq., of Knoyle, Wilts, and Northbrook
House, Devon, by the d. of Benjamin Hopkinson, esq., of Bath. Is
cousin to the Duke of Somerset, being descended from a bro. of the 8th
Duke of Somerset. B.in Fark-lane, London, I8SU. Educated at Eton,
and at Christ Church, Oxford. A Liberal ; in favour of civil and religions
liberty, and a gradual extension of the firauchise. First returned for
Foole, Sept. 1850.— 80, Upper Grosvenor-st.; Travellers'} Alfred i
Boodle's; Knoyle, Hindout fFilts ; Northbrook Lodge, Devon.

Seymour, William Digby. {Sunderland)

Third s. of the Kev. Charles Seymour, late Vicar of Kilronan, Ire-
land (a younger son of the Seymours of Ballymore Castle, co. Galway),
by his 2nd wife, Beata, sister of the late Feargus Langley, esq., of Lich
Finn, co. Tipperary. B. at Clifden, Connemara, co. Galway, 1822 ;
m. 1847, Emily, 2nd d. of Joseph John Wright, esq. (a solicitor in
Sunderland, and a deputy-lieut. of Durham). Educated at Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin, which he entered at the age of 14 ; obtained Hebrew and
classical honours at term examinations, and an ethical moderatorship
on graduating. Was called to the bar at the Middle Temple, June,
1846, and goes the Northern circuit. Author of an *' Address on the
Genius and Study of Rhetoric," delivered as president of the Histori-
cal and Literary Institute, Dublin, and of a treatise entitled '*How to
employ Capital in Western Ireland." A Liberal ; in favour of a large
measure of parliamentary reform; opposed to theMa]mooth grant, and
all special endowments. First returned for Sunderland in July, 1852.—
29, Thurloe-sq., Brompton; 2, Inner Temple-lane.

Seymour, Right Hon. Lord. (Totness)

Eld. s. of the Duke of Somerset} b. in Piccadilly, 1804; m. in 1880,
Jane Georgiana, youngest d. of the late Thomas Sheridan, esq. A
Lord of the Treasury from 1835 to 1839, Secretary to the Board of Con-
troul from 1839 to June, 1841, when he became Under Secretary of State
for the Home Department till Sept. 1841. Was Chief Commissioner of
Woods and Forests from March, 1850, till March, 1852. A Liberal;
fbimerly voted against the abolition of the Corn Laws, but in 1846
supported their repeal. Has satfor the borough since 1884.— 18, Spring-
gardens t Reform Club i Berry Pomeroy, Totnesst Devon.

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Shafto, Robert Duncombe. {Durham, North)

Eld. 8. of Robert Eden Dnncambe Shaflo, esq., of Whitivortk Put,
Dnrham, (formerly M.P. for the city of Darham,) by the 8rd d. of Sir
John Eden, bart., of Wlndlestone. B. in London, 1806 ; m. 1838, Char-
lotte Roda, d. of the late William Baring, esq., and niece of Lord Ash-
burton. A Magistrate of Dorham and of Wilts. Appointed a Dep.-
Lieut, of Duiham 1848. A Liberal ; is desirous to procure for ** ^e
shipping interest that fair consideration of its burdens to which it is
justly entitled;" is opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic
Clergy. Was an unsnccessfttl candidate for Durban, South, ia 1832.
First retnmed for the Noithern diTlsioa of that co. in 1847.—^ fflUU-
haU Yardt Hantpwitrih Lodff»t IViUa s fVhikowrth Park, BUkv
Auckland, Durham.

Shee, William. (Kilkenny, co.)

Eld. 8. of Joseph Shee, esq., of Thomastown, co. Kilkenny, and Bel-
mont Lodge, South Lambeth (a London merchant), by Teresa, d. of
John Dar ell, esq., of Scotney Castle, Kent. B. at Finchley, 1804; a.
1837, Mary, d. at Sir James Ctordnn, bart., of Gordonstonn. Educated at
Ushaw Roman Catholic College, Durham, and at Bdinborgh. GaUed to
the Bar, June, 1828, and went the Home circuit ; was created a Kijeaat
in 1840, and received a patent of precedence, 1846. A Liberal ; iafhTOD
of Toteby ballot, tenant-right in Ireland, and the repeal of the Bedea-
astical I'itles Act ; will support *'the incontestable claims" of the bish
Roman Catholics " upon the eoolesiastical rerennes of their oowitiy.'*
Was an unsucoessfhl candidate for Marylebone in July, 1S47. Fint
returned for the co. of Killcenny in July, 1853.— S, Sef;f wants' Inn, FlMt-
tt.i 6, Suat«x-pL, Hyde Park; Brookes' i I^omaetouni, «o. JCU-
kenny.

Shelburne, Earl of. (Calne)

Eld. snnriTing s. of the Marq. of Lansdowne; b. in Berkelejr-aqoare,
1810; m. Ist, Bth d. of 11th Earl of Pembroke (she died 1841); 2ndly,
1843, eld. d. of the Count de Flahault and Baroness Keith and Nairac.
Graduated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge. A Deputy -Lieut, of Wilts.
Appointed a Lord of the Treasnry, Dec. 1847 ; resigned 1848« Of Whig
opinions. Has sat for Calne since IdST.—Lansdowne'kouse, BewiMtif
0q.; Bowood, fViUa.

Shelley, Sir John Villiers, bart. ( Westminster)

Eld. s. of the late Sir John Shelley, 6ih bart. (who died 1882), by
Prances, only d. and heir of Thomas Winckley, esq., of Bruckholcs,
Lancashire. B. in Charles-st., Berlceley-sq., 1808 ; m. 1882 Ix>ai8a Eli-
aabeth Anne, only child of the Rer. S. Johnes Knight, of Henley Hall,
Salop. Claims the ancient barony of Sndely (in abeyance sinoe 1S8B]
as repTesentative of one of the co-heirs. Was educated at the Charter

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' hooM. Is patron (tf 1 liviag. Avtliar of a pamphlet on the effect of ft-ee
ttade iti lowering the ooit of prodaotton, 8ic. A Liberal ; in favour of
rote by ballot, extension of the mdBng9 to all rate-payen, and triennial
pariiamei^ i an enemy to grants from the pablic parse ibr other than
aecttlar purposes. Was an unsuccestAil candidate for East Sassex in
July, 1841; first returned for Westminster in Joly^ 1852.— 7, Alb9
marh-at.t Brookes**; Mare^fieldPart, Sus9«jt,

Sheridan, Richard Brinsley. (Dorchester)

Orands. of the celebrated man, whose name he bears. A Liberal i
voted for agricultural protection, 1846 \ will now *' resist any attempt
torererse the policy of free trade}* will *' maintain the Protestant
institutions * of the country, but at the same time is in favour of * a
conciliatory policy* towards Dissenters. A Magistrate, and Dep.-Lieut.
of Dorsetshire. Sat for Shaftesbury ikom 184S till July, 18S2, when he
was elected for Dorchester.— S8, fViUonreroscmt t Frampton, Dor-
S9t»/Ur9.

Sibthorp, Charles Delaet Waldo. (Lincoln)

M. Maria, d. and co-heir of Ponsonby Tottenham, esq. Is patron of
S livings; Lieut.-Col. of the South Lincoln Militia ; a Magistrate and
Dep.-Lieut. of Lincolnsh. A Conservative; voted fat agricultural pro
tection, 1846 } and will support " protection to native industry of this
empire in all its branches.'' Represented Lincoln fh>m 1826 till 1882, re-
elected 1835.— 27, (7A«*/«r-«<.,Cro*t;«nor-/>/.; Carlton; United Uni^
versify t Canwick Hall, Lineotnsh.

Smyth, Sir William Bowyer-, Bart. (Essex, South)
Bid. B. of the Rev. Sir Edward Bowyer-Sm^Jth, the 10th Bart., by
Letitia Clody, d. of John Weylaad, esq., of Wood Eaton, Oxfndsh.
B. 1814 ; m. 1880, Marianne Frances, Snd d. of Sir Henry Meux, bart.
patron of 4 livings. Educated at Eton and at Trinity College, Cambridge.
A Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord Dolly's government ;
oonsiden that we want protection not only for agxicultaie, but ** pro-
tection also for the constitution, the Church, ftotestantism, Uie religious
and moral education of the people ;* opposed to the Maynooth grant
Was an unsuccessftil candidate for Essex, South, In July, 1847. Pint
returned for that co. tn July, 1852.— CarMon} Hitl Hattt Epping,
Esses,

Smith, John Abel. (Chichester)

Eld. s. of J. Smith, esq., banker, of Blendon Hall, Kent (who sat for
Bucks in 18S2), by his 2nd wife, d. of Lieut..Col. Tucker. Cousin of
Lord Carrington. B. 18UI ; m. in 1827 Anne, d. of Sir Samuel Clarke
Jervoise, bt. Graduated at Christ's Coll., Cambridge, BA. 1824, MA.
1827. An East India Proprietor. Was head of the banking firm, Smith,
Payne, and Co. A lilagistrate fi>r Middlesex, and a Director of the
University Life Assurance Society. A Whig. Foru:er]y voted against

264 MSMBBRS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

the afaolitioa of the Corn Laws, bat in 184A sapiMifted their vepeaL
Sat for Midhorst in 1880; for Chichester aiaee 1881«»47, B^grav
»q. ; Dal« Parkt Ptttvorth, Sussex,

Smith, John Benjamin. (Stockport)

A retired merchant. Was President of the Manchester Chamber of
Commerce in 1839, 1840, and 1841 ; was the first Chairman of the Anti-
Corn Law Leagne. Published, in 1840, "A Reply to the Letter oi
Samuel Jones Loyd, esq., on the Effects of the Administntion ot the
Bank of England." A Liberal, and "opposed to all State grants fat
religions purposes." Was an unsnocessihl candidate for Blackbana is
1837, and for Walsall and Dundee in 1841 ; sat for Stirling dist. tram
1847 till July, 1862, when he was elected for StocJqport.— 105, fVtst-
boume-terr., Hydt-pk.; Rtformt Vietu'a Field, Eeetee, Itoneeuh,

Smith, Martin Tucker. ( Wycombe)

Second s. of the late John Smith, esq., of Blendon Hall, Kent, a banker
in London (who sat for Bucks in 1882) , by his 2nd wife, d. of liieat.-Ool.
Tucker. Is younger bro. of John Abel Smith, esq., M.P. for Chichester.
B. 1808; m. 1831, Louisa, 8rd d. of the late Sir Matthew White Ridley,
bart. Is an East India Director, and a Commissioner of the Lieateoaney
for London. A Liberal. Sat ibr Midhurst in 1881. First returned fitf
Wycombe in 1847 .—18, Upper Belgrrave-st. i Rrf&rm.

Smith, Right Hon. Robert Vernon. (Northampton)
8. of Robert Percy Smith, esq., of SariUe-row, London, and nephew
of the late Rev. Sydney Smith, canon of St. Paul's. M. d. and co-heir ef
the late Earl of Upper Ossory. Graduated at Christ Church, Oxford,
where he was second class in classics, 1822. A Lord of the Treasniy ftum
Not. 1880, to Nov. 1884; Secretary of the Board of Contronl firom
April, 1885, to 1889 ; Under Secretary for the Colonies fix>m 183§ to
1841 : and Secretary at War tram Feb. till March, 1852. A LiboxaL
Sat for Tralee from 1829 till the election in 1881, when he waa choaen
for Northampton.— 20, Saville-row ; R^orm Club ; FamUng f^Toode,
Thrapetone, Northamptonsh.

Smith, Sir John Mark Frederick, K.H. (Chatham)

S. of M^jor-General Sir J. F. Sigismund Smith, K.C.H., and grand-
nephew of Field-marshal Kalkreicht, formerly Commander-in-chief of
the Prussian army. B. at Paddington, 1792; m. d. of Thomas Horn,
esq., of Bncldand House, Kent. A Miy or.general ; serred at the capture
of the islands in the bay of Naples by the forces under the late Sir John
Stuart, and was Quarter-ma8ter General at the capture of the Ionian
Islanda under the late Sir John Oswald. Author of a trandati<m of
MarshHl Marmont's work on the Turfciiih Empire, with military and
political notes. Was for some years Inspector<9eneral of Railways.
Appointed to command the Engineers at Portsmouth in 1861. A Cten-
servatiTe, and generally a supporter of Lord Darby's gOTemaent, bnt

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: will not oonaent to raimpofle « daty on corn. First retained for Chstham,
. Jnly, M9.Suekland Boust, Faversham, Kent,

Smith, William Masters. (Kent, West)

Only s. of the Ute Gkor^ Smith, esq., of Camer, Kent, by Rebecca, d.
«f the Rev. Nlchidas Brett, of Spring Grove, near Ashford, Kent. B.
at Camer, 1802; m. 1886, Frances, eld. d. of the late Major-Gen. Sir
Howard Elphinstone, bart., of Ore.place, Sussex. Educated at Harrow,
and at Edinburgh, A magistrate and deputy- Hent. fbr Kent., for which
CO. he was high sheriff in 1848. A Conseryative, and a supporter gene*
rally of Lord Derby's govemment ; " opposed to the policy miscalled fi'ee
trade, and to the continuance of any grant of public money for the sap-
port of popery." First returned fnt Kent, West, in July, 18SS.— CorMon;
Camer, near Oraveaend, Kent.

Smollett, Alexander. (Dumhartonth,)

Eld. s. of the late Rear-AdmiralJohn Rouet Smollett, of Bonhill, by
the d. of the Hon . Patrick Boyle ; is great-grandnephe w of the celebrated
historian and novelist. B. 1801. Was educated at the University of
Edinburgh. Is a Member of the Faculty of Advocates. A Conserva-
tive; but in favour of free trade and national education on a religious
basis \ opposed to the Maynooth grant. Was an unsnocessftti candidate
for Dumbartonshire in 18S6 and 1887; first returned in 1841.— 1, St.
Alban'tpl. ; Union; 14, Gloueetler-plaee, Edinburgh; Cameron
House, Dumbartoneh.

Smyth, John George. (Yorh, city)

Eld. 8. of the late John Henry Smyth, esq., of Heath Hall, Yorksh.,
by his Snd wife. Lady Elisabeth Anne, 8rd d. of the 4tb Duke of Graf,
ton. Is grandson of the Rt. Hon. John Smjrth, formerly Master of the
IQnt. B. in Charles-st., Berkeley-sq., 1816; m. 1887, Hon. Diana, 6th
d. of the 8rd Lord Macdonald. Was educated at Eton, and at Cam-
bridge, where he was a feUow-commoner of Trinity Cbll. Is a Magis-
trate for Yorksh., and a Lieut, in the Yorksh. Hussars. A Conservative {
fintnerly in fkvour of protection, but now " unwilling to reimpose a
duty on foreign com \'* gives a general support to Lord Derby's govern-
ment { will vote for a ** revision and readjustment of taxation %** opposed
to the continuance of the Maynooth grant. First returned for the city
of York in 1847 without opposition.— 17, Lowndeaaq.; Heath Hall,
fVakefield, Torkah.

Somerset, Edward Arthur. (MonmoutJith.)

Eld. 8. of the late Lord Robert Edward Henry Somerset, by the d. of
2nd Yisct. Courtenay. Is therefore cousin to 7th Duke of Beaufbrt.
B. 1817; m. 1849, Agatha, 2nd d. of WUUam Miles, esq., of Leigh Court,
Sonersetsh. Entered the Rifle Brigade as Snd Lieut, in 1886, became
Capt. in that oorps in 1846. FWmerly Equerry to the late Queen
Dowager. A CanservatiTe ) declares himself " a deteimiuei supporter

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of thegoverament ofLotdDeibsr;*' vffl mppoit the anion of tSlmekttd
State. First retatned for Monnoatluhire on the desUi of his eoiidn
Lord Granrille Somerset, March, 1848, without opposition.— 90, St.
George'a-pl^ Knightsbridge.

Sotheron, Thomas Henry Sutton. ( Wiltshire, NortK)
S. of Thomas Grimston Backnall-Estcourt, esq., many yean HJ.
for Oxford University, by the d. and heiress of Joseph Sutton, esq., of
New Park, Wilts. B. 1801 : m. d. and heiress of Admiral Sotheron.
Assumed the name of Sotheron on the death of his father-in-law ia
1839, instead of that of Buckuali-Estcourt. Educated at Oriel ColL,
Oxiiard, where he graduated B.A. 1828, M.A. 1826. Capt. of the Devises
troop of Yeomanry. A Magistrate and Deputy-Lieat. of Wilts. A
Conservative ; voted for agricultural protection, 1840 1 but * is not pre-
pared to incur A-esh difSculties by attempting to retrace our steps." Sat
for Marlborough from March, 1839, till ISSSi for Devises from Nov.
1885, till 1844, when he was chosen Ibr North Wllts.~^l, Eatol^l.s
Carlton; United Univeraity i BowdenPark, tflUs.

Spooner, Richard. ( Warwicksh. North)

S. of Isaac Spooaer, esq., a banker and merchant in BirmiaghsB.
B. at Birches Green, near Birmingham, 1783; m. in 1804, d. of the lats
Bev. Dr. Wetherell, Dean of Hereford, and Master of University OoUcge.
Oxford. (Sjstor to Sir Charles Wetherell.) Was educated at Ragby. U
a banker. A Conservative; voted for agricultural protection, 184S,
will vote for a system of national education on Church of Sng^and
principles, and " support Lord Derby in his attempt, by a revision of
taxation, to give relief to those who sidfer from foreign oompetitioB.'
Is a magistrate for the counties of Warwick, Worcester, and Staflbid.
Was elected in 1820 for Boronghbridge, but unseated on petition. Sit
for Birmingham from 1844 to 1847; was then defeated at tbe genoal
election, but returned for Warwicksfa. North.— Car/ton; BirtniHgkam;
Briekfield*, fVoretsterah.

Stafford, Marquess of. {Sutherlandsh,)

Eld. s. of the 2nd Duke of Sutherland, by the 3rd d. of the 6th Earl of
Carlisle. B. in Loudon, 1828 ; m. 1849, Anne, only d. and heir of tte
late John Hay Mackensie, esq., of Newhall, and Cromertie. Ap-
pointed a deputy-lieut. of Sutherlandsh. 1849, and vice-Iieut. of thatoo.,
1850. A Liberal. First returned for Sutherlandsh. July, 1852. — Steward
Hotue, St. James's ; Newhall, and Cromertist N.B.

Stafford, Augustus Stafford O'Brien. {Northatnoimuk,
North)

Eld. B. of Stafford O'Brien, esq., and grands, of the tate Baroaess
Barham. B. 1811. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge. IW^aa Jte-
m«fly known as Mr. Stafford O'Brien, but in 1847 assumed the »««^ of
Stafford after O'Brien by royal Ucence. Appointed Secretary to the

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Adfldnltf, l^areh, 18SS, Mliuy ^2000. UoMieccasAdly eolitarted Li-
merick in 1887. A "Tory;* Toted for agrlcaltoral protectioDy 1846}
and will « tdvocate every measare which may tend to the prosperity of
agrieaUnre.* First returned for Northamptoiuh. North, in 1841.— 176,
Piceadilfy; Cttrltont TravelUrt*; Ojtford and Cambridffe t Bla-
therwyke Park, Nortkamptonth. ; Cratloe fVood*, Cktrt.

Stanhope, James Banks. (Lincolnsh, North)

Only 8. of the late Hon. Col. lames Hamiltun Stanhope (s. of Ist Eail
Stanhope) hy Lady Frederiea Looiaa, eld. d. of 8rd Earl of Mansield.
B.inDevonshire-at., London, 1821;i5ttnm. Educated at Westminster
School. A Conserrative ; against fkee trade, and opposed to the grant to
Maynooth. First elected for North Lioeolnsh. July, lM2.—C€urtioH t
BoodWa; Revtabjf jibbty, HomeatUtt Ldtteolnsh,

Stanley, Lord. {Lynn- Regis)

Eld. s. of 14th Earl of Deiby, by the 2nd d. of 1st Lord Skelmendale.
B. at Knowsley Park, 1826. Educated at Rngby and at Trinity
College, Cambridge, where he was 1st class in classics, 1848, taking
also mathematical honours, and gaining a declamation and other priaes.
Is Dep.-Lient. of Lancash. Appointed Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Ailkirs, March, 1862, salary jf 16U0. Author of " Claims and
Resources of the West Indian Colonies.* A Conservative and Pro-
teoti<mi»t. Unsnocessfolly contested Lancaster, March, 1848. Returned
for Lynn-Regis without <q;»po8ition, Dec. 1848, during his abBcnce in
America.-^!., Albany i t, St. James'a-square t Carlton.

Stanley, Hon. William Owen. {Chester)

Second s. of 1st Lord Suuley of Alderley, by the d. of 1st Earl of
Sheflield ; is twin bro. with 2nd Lord Stanley of Alderley. B. at
Alderley, Cheshire, 1802 ; m. 1832, Ellen, youngest d. of Sir John Hay
Williams, bait, of Bodelwyddan, Fiintsh. Educated at Eton and in
Germany. In Feb. 1822, entered the Grenadier Guards, in which he
became Capt. and Adj. ; retired 1836. Is a Director of the Chester and
Holyhead RailH ay. A Whig ; formerly voted against an abolition of the
Corn Laws, but in 1846 supported their repeal | is in fiivour of '* direct
taxation in lien of Castoms and Excise;" opposed to having "purely
religions establishments paid out of general state ftinds ;" will sapport
an extension of the snfirage, vote by ballot, and Charch reform. Sat fur
Anglesey from 1887 till the general election 1847. First returned for
Chester, July, 1850.— 21, Hitl-at.; TraveUtrt' ; Penrhoa, Holyhead,
jtngleaoy.

Stansfield, William Rookes Crompton. {Hudder^ld)
Eld. s. of the late Joahua Crompton, esq., by Anna Maria, d. and co-
heir of Wm. Rookes, esq., of Esholt. Assumed the name of Stans-
field in compliance with the will of his mother* who inherited tht- pro-

268 MEMBEBS OF THE HODSE OF COMMONS.

peitj of bar maternal uncle, Robt Stanifield, esq., of Bsbolt. B. 1790 ;
m. in 18S4 d. of the late William Markham, eiq., of Bacan, and grandd.
of the late Archbiahop (Markham) of York. Is A.M. of the Uuirersity
of Cambridge. " A Moderate Reformer, faTonrable to short Pailia.
ments, and vote by ballot." First returned for Hnddenfidd, July, 1837.
—-22, Charles -at. Berkeley-sq.: United Univeraity, Bn>ok9a\ and
Reform Clubs ; Esholt Hall, Leeds, Yortsh.

Stapleton, John. (Berwick-upon-Tweed)

Fifth s. of Thomas Stapleton, esq., of Richmond, Yorksh., and sobte-
qnently of Carlton Hall, by his 1st wife, Maria Juliana, d. of Sir Robvt
Gerard, bart. Younger bro. of Lord Beaumont. B. 1816. Admitted a
student of Lincoln's Inn, June, 1833; called to the bar Nor., 1840, and
formerly went the northern circuit. A Liberal. First relnrned foe
Berwick-upon.Tweed in July, 1862.

Stephenson, Robert, F.R.S. (Whitby)

Eld. s. of George Stephenson, esq. (ciril engineer) of Tapton House,
Derbysh., an extensive locomotive-manufacturer at Newcastle-on-Tyne.
B. near Newcastle 1808 ; m. 1829, Frances, d. of John Sanderson, esq.,
merchant, of London (she died 1842). Was educated at Newcastle, and
at the UniTcrsity of Edinburgh. Is well known as a railway engineer
and a locomotire-manufacturer ; was a leader in the narrow-gnuge
interest. Is engineer to the Birmingham, Midland, Eastern Counties,
and numerous other railways. Is the inventor of improvements in the
locomotive engine, and of the tabular or beam-bridge for railways. Cob-
stmcted the London and Birmingham, Blackwall, Norfidk, Aylesbur;,
and rarious other lines of railway. Is Chairman of the Pontop and Soutk
Shields Railway. Was a Commissioner on the Health of Tokens. A
Conserratiye ; will " give Lord Derby's government his most ardeat
support, so long as they continue to act upon those principles whick
they maintained up to the time of their accession to offlce ;*' is opposed
to the endowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. First returned Sk
Whitby in 1847, without opposition.— 84, Gloueester-sg., HydtPark;
AthenoBitm.

Stirling, William. (Perthshire)

Only s. of the late Archibald Stirling, esq., of Keir, Perthshire, hj
Elisabeth, 2nd d. of the late Sir John Maxwell, bart., of Polloc. B. at
Kenmuie, near Glasgow, 1818; nnm . Educated at Trinity College , Cam-
bridge, where he graduated, B.A., 1830, M.A., 1843. Author of ** An-
nals of the Artists of Spain," *' Cloister Life of the Emperw Charles V."
&c. Patron of 1 liring. A Conservative, and a supporter generally of
Lord Derby's government, but opposed to the reimposition of a duty on
foreign com ; wiU give his " cordial stqtport to the removal of ths
burdens which press nnftdriy upon land ;*' would vote against the
Maynooth grant if it were now for the first time proposed, and is ready

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to withdraw the existing endowment if this can be done without a
breach of public &ith. First returned for Perthsh. in July, 1852.— 158,
Park- St., Groavenor-sq.i Athenoeum, Carlton, Travellers* j Keir,
near Dunblane, Perthsh.

Strickland, Sir George, bart. (Preston)

8. of the late Sir William Strickland, bart., by the 8rd d. and co-heir
of Nathaniel Chotanley, esq., of Whitby. Yorlcsh. B. at Welburn,
Kirkby Moor Side, Yorksh., 1782; m. iu 1818, Mary, d. and heir of
the Hey. Chas. Constable, of Wassand, Yorksh. Was called to the bar
at Lincoln's Inn, 1810. Patron of 7 livings. A Reformer ; advocate of
the ballot, Church reform, of Dissenters -being relieved ttom Church
rates, and of short Parliaments. Sat for Yorksh., West, flrom 1831 till
1841; for Preston since the latter date.— 123, PieeadiUy; Reform
Club I Hildentey, Yorksh.

Strutt, Right Hon. Edward. {Nottingham)

Only s. of the late William Stmtt, esq., of St. Helen's House, Deihy*
by the d. of Thomas Evans, esq., of Derby. B. 1801, m. 1887 youngest d.
of Bishop (Otter) of Chichester. Graduated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
Was Chief Commissioner of Railways firmn Sept., 1840, till March, 1848;
high sheriff of Notts, 1850. Patron of 1 living. A Reformer } in
favour of triennial Parliaments, vote by ballot, &c.; *has always held
that religious opinions should under no circumstances be a ground for
interference with dvil rights." Sat for Derby from 1830 till Aug., 1848,
when he was unseated on petition; sat for Arundel from July, 1861,
tiU July, 1852, when he was returned for Nottingham.— 42, South-st.,
Grosvenor »q. j Kingston Hall, Notts ; St. Helen's House, Derby,

Stuart, Lord Dudley Coutts. {Marylebone)

S. of the 1st Marq. of Bute, by his 2nd wife, the 2nd d. of the late
Thomas Coutts, esq. B. 1803; m. 1824, Christine Alexandrine Egypta,
d. of Lucien Buonaparte, Prince of Canino (she died May, 1847). Gra-
duated at Christ's Coll., Cambridge, M.A. 1823. A Deputy-Lieut, of
Butesh. A Liberal; in fiivour of short parliaments and the ballot;
adrerse to all systems of centralization. Is well known for his exertions
on behalf of the exiled Poles. Sat for Arundel from 1880 to 1837, when
he was defeated. First returned for Marylebone in 1847.-6, Strafford-
pi. I Rsform,

Stuart, Henry. (Bedford)

Is grands, of the 3rd Earl of Bute, being the second s. of Arch-
bishop (Stuart) of Armagh by Sophia, grandd. of the celebrated Wm. Penn.
B. 1804. A Conservative, but in favour of free trade. First returned for
the borough in 1887, but was unseated on petition ; was re-elected in
1841.— 18, Hai-st.i Carlton, United University,' Temp^ford Hall,
Huntinydonsh.

270 MEMBERS OF THE HOUKB 09 COMMOES.

Stuart, John. (Bury St, Edmunds)

fkeond s. of Dagald Stuart, esq., of Balachnlish, Appin, Argjleah, B.
1708 1 m. in 1813 d. of Doocan Stewart, eaq. Was called to th« bar in
1819, by the Society of Lincoln's Inn, of which he is a bencher. Is one
of the leading oounsel in the Court of Chaacery; a Qneen** OoanMlyby
patent, dated March. 1830. A finn supporter of the Established Chvrei,
but a firiend to toleration; in favour of maintaining the institvtion* of
the country in Church and State; in favour of protection to a^culture,
commerce, and manufactures. Sat for Newark from Jan. 184S, till July»
1862, when he was returned finr Bury St. Edmunds.— 12, Lincoln^»-imt
Old Square; 19, Hertford-st^ Mayfairg Cartton, Athenmum;
JCinloehieven, jirfff/lesh.

Sturt, Henry Gerard. (Dorchester)

8. of Henry Charles Sturt, esq., of Critchill, Dorset, by Lndy Charlotte,
8rd d. of the 6th Earl of Card^an. B. at{CritchiII, Dorset, 18S8. A
Conservative ; voted for|a return to agricultural protection 1850; win
vote for the repeal of the grant to Maynooth. First returned for Dor-
chester in 1847 without opposition.— 16, Portman-sg.s ffhiWtt
Carlton, and Coventry Clubs; Critehill, Dorset,

SullWan, Michael. (Kilkenny, city)

Second s. of the late William Sullivan, esq., merchant, of Kilkenny,
and bro. to Richard Sullivan, esq., of Castlebamford, oo. Kilkenny, who
represented the city of Kilkenny from 183S till 1886. B. in Kilkenny;
is unmarried. Was educated at Clonglowes Coll. Ireland. A merchant
A Repealer, in Ikvour of ft-ee trade, and an equitable ad}u.<ttinent of the
law between landlord and tenant. First returned Ibr Kilkenny city in
Dec. 1847, without opposition.— A^form (7/w6 ; Itioh House, eo. Ki^
kenny.

Sutton, John Henry Manners-. (Newark)

Eld. s. of the late Rev. Frederic Mannen.Sutton, of Kelhana, Notts,hy
Lady Henrietta, 3rd d. of the 7th Earl of Scarborough (rem. to John
Lodge EUerton, esq.). Is grandnephew of the 1st Lord Manaens. !•
1832. A Conservative; but in favour of free trade. First returned te
Newark in 1847.— 6a, Albany; Kelham Hail, Southwell, Notts,

Swift, Richard. (SUgo, co.)

8. of the late Mr. Timothy Swift, (army contractor), by Susannah, d.
of Mr. John Carey. B. at Malta, 1811 s m. 1 836, d. of John 0*Biimi, cif .,
a West India Merchant. Is an importer and exporter of lentkcr, a
wholesale and ejcport shoe manufacturer, and agent in London fhr ths
Northamptonshire shoemakers. Was elected Sheriff of London, Delia*
ber, 1861. A Liberal) in ftvour of tenant right in Irdand. First i»>
turned tar the oo. of Sligo, in July, 1882.-a» Banooor^err,, Regente
rarkt Ereetheums 98, Hatton^arden.

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Talbot, Christopher Rice Mansel. {Glamorgimsh.)

8. of th« late Thomas Manvel Talbot, esq., of Margam, by Lady
Mary Lucy, d. of 2ni Earl of Ilchesfer, M. 1 83S, Lady Charlotte, 2nd
dao. of 1st Barl of Glengall (she died 1846). Is patron of 6 lirings.
Lord-Lieat. of fflamorKansh. A Liberal. Toted against the repeal
of the Com Laws; and in 1850 supported a motion for a retnm to
agricnltoral protection. Has sat for the coanty since 1880.— 8,
Cavendish sq.t Marffatn, Glamorgan*

Tancred, Henry William. (Banbury)

A Queen's Counsel. Was called to the Bar at Lincoln's Ton, 1804, and
is now a Bencher of that Society. A Liberal ; in fayonr of the ballot, the
repeal of the Septennial Act and the malt duty. Has sat for Banbury
since 1832.— 105, Pall Mallt Untied University and Rrfnrm Chiba.

Taylor, Hugh. (Tynemouth)

8. of John Taylor, esq., of Shillbottle, Northumberland, ooalowner, by

Margaret, d. of Darling, esq., of Pord, Northumberland. B. in

London, 1817; m. 1843, Mary, d. of Thomas Taylor, of Cramlington
Hall, Northumberland. A shipowner and coalowner. A Oonseryative,
and a supporter of Lord Derby's govenunent; opposed generally to flree
trade, and to any ftirther parliamentary reform at present ; in fkyonr of
the Maynooth grant. First returned for Tynemouth in July, 1852.—
S9, Cumberland-ter^ Regent's Park; Coal Exchange, London.

Taylor, Thomas Edward. {Dublitif co.)

Eld. s. of the Hon. and Rev. Edward Taylor, br. of the 1st Marq. of
Headfort, by Marianne, eld. d. of the Hon. R.St. Leger. B. 1812. Has
been a capt. in the Dragoon Guards, which he entered in 1829. A Con.
serratiye ; voted for agricultural protection, 1846. First returned for
the CO. of Dublin in 1841.— 16, CarlionJtiO.-terr. s Carlton ; Ardgillan
Castle, Salbriggan, ep. J?ublin,

Tennent, Sir James Emerson, LL.D. (LUbum)

8 of William Emerson, esq., a merchant in Belfkst, by the youngest
d. of William Atbnthnot, es(|[ , of Rockrille, co. Down. B. at Belfast,
1804; m. 1881, Letitia, only d. and heir of William Tennent, of Tempo
HouM, CO. Fermanagh, on whose death, in 1832, he assumed the name
of Tennent, and succeeded to estates in Sligo and Fermanagh.
EducatedatTrinity Coll., Dublin. Called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn,
1881, but never practised. Was Sec. to the IndiaBoardf^om Sept., 1841,
till July, 1845 ; and Civil Sec. to the Colonial Government of Ceylon fh>m
July, 1845, till Dec., 1850. Is Secretary to the Poor Law Board. Is
anthor of ** Travels in Gieeee," ** A History of Modem Greece," ** Letters
from the JBgean," &c. A deputy licnt. of the cos. of Femanagh and
SUgOy and a mgfttntt for Antrim and Down. A Conservative, but in

272 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. *

fkronr of free trade ; thinks some of the bardeiu on agriealtnre shxMid
be relieved, and that tenaats should be legally entitled to seciuity
lor improvements. Sat for Belfast from 18S2 till the general dectitm,
1837, when he lost his seat, bat was snbseqnently seated on petiti^M;
re-elected in 1841, but unseated on petition ; re-elected ia 1842, and
held his seat till 1845. First returned for Lisbum Jan., 1863, wUkowt
opposition.— TVmjDO Castle, eo. Fermanagh.

Tbesiger, Sir Frederic, D.C.L. {Stamford^)

Youngest and only surviving s. of Charles Thesiger, esq. » of the island
of St. Vincent, and nephew of Sir Frederick Tbesiger, a distinguished
naval oflScer. B. in London, 1794; m. in 1822, Anna Maria, d. of Wil-
liam Tinling, esq., of Southampton. Has been in the Navy; called to
the bar at Gray's Inn 1818 ; made a King's Counsel 1834 ; is a benchs
<tf the Inner Temple; has been Solicitor-Gen.; was Attomey-Cien. frm
July, 1846, till July, 1846 ; re-appointed March, 1863. A Conserva-
tive ; voted fi)r free trade 1846 ; opposed to the admission of Jews to
Parliament. Unsuccessfully contested Newark, Feb. 1840 } sat far
Woodstock from March, 1840, till 1844; and for Abingdon from the
last date till July, 1852, when he was elected for Stamford without
opposition.— 11, Bryanatone-sq. i 2^ King' a Bench fValk, Temple.

Thicknesse, Ralph Anthony. (^Wigan)

Only s. of the late Ralph Thicknesse, esq., of Beech Hill, I<auca8h.,by
the d. of John Woodcock, esq., of Newlmrgh, Lancash. B. 1800 ; m.
1828, Mary Anne, d. of Thomas Woodcock, esq., of Bank House, near
Wigan. A magistrate of Lancash., and an extensive coal-proprietor ii
the neighbourhood of Wigan. A Liberal ; in favour of the ballot; 'op-
posed to all ac^Qstments of taxation that favour class interests;* ia
favour of revision of the income tax. First elected for Wigan in 1847.—
1, Cumbsrland-terr.f Regent* a Pk. ; Beech Hill, ff^igan, Lancaah.

Tbompson, George, jun. (Aberdeen)

Sii of the late Andrew Thompson, esq., conductor of stores in the
E.I.C.S. at Madras, by Anne, d. of George Stephen, esq., of Aberdeeash.
B. at Woolwich, Kent, 1804 ; m. 1830, C}iristiana, d. of the late James
Kidd, D.D., Professor of Oriental Languages in Marischal College, Aber-
deen. Educated at the Aberdeen Grammar School, and at Marischal
College. A merchant and shipowner. Dean of Guild, in Aberdeea,
from 1840 to 1842 ; Provost of that city from 1847 to 1860. A Liberal:
in favour of ftirther parliamentary reform. First returned for Aberdeen
in July, 1862.— 6, Golden-aq., Aberdeen.

Thompson, William. {Westmoreland)

8. of James Thompson, esq. of Kendal, Westmoreland. B. 1798 ; a.
1817 Amelia, 2nd d. of Samuel Homfray, esq. formerly M.P. for StaAirl,
and niece of Sir Charles Morgan, bt. of Tredegar. An Aldermaa of Lcm-

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don; Lord Mayor in 1828-9 1 Director of the Bank; aDIrectorof the Cam-
briui, GMonceiter, and London Railway Ciompaiiy; a Dep. Lieat. for
London; Treasorer of King's College; President of Christ's Hospital;
•nd Vioe-President of the Hon. Artillery Company. Was for some
time Chairman of the Committee at Lloyd's, bnt resigned on the snb-
•eiibers expressing themsefyes dissatisfied with his having joined the
SanderlaBd Aip-Owners* Mntnal Assurance Association. An iron-
master and ship<«wner. A Conserratire ; TOted for agricultural proteo-
tlon, 1846. Sat for CaUington from 1820 till 1896 ) for London f^om 1826
to 1882; for Sunderland flrom 1833 till Sept 1841. First returned for
Westmoreland Sept. 1841.— 6, Parit-<t^ fVettminBter t UntontAtht-
nasum. City i^lAmdon ; Pttmdarran Hout0, eo. Giamorgan.

Thornely, Thomas. {Wolverhampton)

Has been a merchant of Liverpool, bnt retired fkmn business In 1886.
A Reformer, and supporter of all free-trade measures. Is in favour of
the ballot and short Parliaments. Unsucoeasfolly contested Liverpool in
1{81 and 1888. Has sat for Wolverhampton ainee 1836.— 24, Rtgtnl-
*t. I Rtformt Brook0t** t Motent-tt., Liverpool

Tollemache, John. (Cheshire, South)

S. of the late Admiral Tollemache (nephew of the 6th Earl of Dysart),
by the d. of the 4th Earl of Aldboroagh. B. 1805; m. 1st, 1826, d. of
John Best, esq. (she died 1846) ; 2ndly, 1850, d. of the late James Duff,
esq., and stepd. of the 4th Lord Rendlesham. Patron of 7 livings. A
Conservative; voted for agricultural protection, 1846; will support a
readUxutment of taxation and a redistribution of representatives amongst
new constituencies ; in fkvour of Church reform, and opposed to the
Maynooth grant. First returned for Cheshire, Omith, in 1841^—40,
fVilton Crete. I Carlton j Uelmmgham HaU, Sionhamh StuffaMst
Ptckforton Ccutle, Ohattrire.

Tomline, George. {Shrewsbury)

8. of William Edward Tomline, esq., Lieat.-coI. North Liaooln
militia, who is eldest s. of the late Sir George Pretynum Tomline, bart..
Bishop of Winchester, but does not assume the baronetcy enjoyed by
that pi elate. A magistrate and depnty-lieut. of Lincolnshire. High
sheriff of that co. for 1852. Formerly described as a Conservative in
&vour of free trade, but now usually ranked as a Whig i is in favour of
n revision of taxation, a rednctiim of public expenditure, dec. ; adverse to
any farther concessions to the Roman Catholics. Sat for Sudbury f^om
June, 1840, to June, 1841 (voting with the Conservatives), and for
Bhrewsbary fhrn June, 1841, to July, 1847, when he was an unsuccessfbl
candidate on the * Liberal-Conservative" interest. Again returned fin-
Shrewsbury in July, 1862.— 1, Carlton House Terrace ; Riby HaU,
Caiator, Lincolnshire ; Baeton HaU, Stowmarktty Si^ffblk.

274 MEMBERS OF TBB HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TowDcley, Charles. (SligOt bor.)

Sld. 8. of the Ute Peregrine Edwsrd Towneley, esq., of Towttdey,
Lancash., Iqr Charlotte Teresa, d. of Robert Drommoiid, esq., of Cad>
lands, Hants. B. 1808; m. 1886, Lady Caroline, 6th d. of 2nd Bui of
Sefton. A mai^istrate, and depnty-lieat. for Lancash. A family trtistee
of the British Mnseam, in right of the well^nown **Town«ley martrtea,"
which were collected by a member of this house. A Liberal ; in fkTtmt
of tenant-right, and a repeal of the Ecclesiastical Titles Act. Unsao-
oeasfUly contested Lancash. South, 1887 } sat forSligo flrom April, 184^
till Jaly of the same jear, when he was unseated on petition ; re-deeted
Jnly, 1862.— 12, Charles-tl., Berkeleif-aq.; Brooktt**: fVhUe*i
BoodWt; Atkmanmi: Totonetey,neeur Bromley, LanetMh.

Townshend, John. (^Tamtvorih)

Eld. 8. of the late Lord John Townshend, who formerly repieseated
Westminster and the Unirersity of Cambridge, and gianda. of the lit
Marq. Townsend. B. at Bali^ Park, Herts, 1798 jm. 1825, Elisabeth
Jane, eldest d. of the late Lord George Stoart, and grandd. of 1st Marq.
of Bate. Was educated at Eton, and at the Naval College, Portamoatlu
Became a Lieut, in the navy in 1823, and a Capt. in 1884. A Magistnts
for Herts. Patron of 1 living. ** A thorough Liberal in every sense of
the word ;" in favour of the ballot, and the removal of all religious dis-
abilities from the Roman Catholics. UusuocessftiUy contested Tamwortk
in 1837, and again in 1841 ; first returned for that bor in Dec. 1847, oa
the retirement of the Right Hon. W. Y. Peel, without oppositiour— I,
New-at., Spring Gardens ; Senior United Service, BrooJbes^a, emi
Navy Clubs; Ball's Park, Herts.

Traill, George. (CaitknesS'Sh.)

S. of the late James Traill, esq., of Ratter, who was some time Tioe-
Lieut, of the co. A Liberal; declined to pledge himself against the «-
dowment of the Roman Catholic Clergy. Fonnerly voted agminat the
abolition of the Corn Laws, but in 1846 supported their repeal. Yiee-
Lieut, of Caithness, for which he was first returned in 1841, having been
an nnsuccessftal candidate at the election in 1887. Sat for Oikaey aid
Shetland fyom 1880 to 1836.— Stevens*s Hotel; Rtform g Ceutle HiOi
Caitkness'sh.

TroUope, Rt. Hon. Sir John, hart {Lincolnsk, South)
S. of the sixth bart., by the d. of Henry Thorold, esq., of Coxwold.
Lincolnih. B. at Casewick:, 1800; m. 1847, Julia, eld. d. of Sir Robot
Shoffleld, bart., of Normanby-park, Linoolnsh. A Dep.-Lienc. of Lia-
oolosh., of which he was sheriff in 1826. Appointed President of the
PoorLaw Board, March, 1862, salary i£2U00. A Conservative; voted fic
agricultural protection, 1846. First returned for the oo. in 1841.-
Portlandpt.; CarUont Caseioiek, Lineolneh*

MBMBBR8 OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 275

Tudway, Robert Charles. ( Wells)

Bid. 8. of the late John Paine Tadway, esq. (who was M.P. for Wells
from 181ft to 1880, and whose uncle sat from 1760 to 1815), by Fanny
Gould, d. of Lucas Pnlsford, esq., of Wells. B. at Wells, 1808 ; m. 1846
Maria Catherine, eld. d. of William Miles, esq., M.P., of Leigh Court,
Somerset. Educated at Harrow and at Christ Church, Oxford. A Dep.-
Lieut. and Magistrate for Somersetsh.i was High-sheriff of that co. in
1842 ; appointed Capt. North Somerset Yeomanry Caralry in 1880. A
Oonscrrative, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's goTernment )
not opposed to free trade, but will support " any measure by which Che
burdens on land may be relieved without abridging the comforts of the
lower orders.** First returned for Wells in July, 1852.— >4rMur'« i
fVeUs, Someraet.

Tufnell, Right Hon. Henry. {Devonport)

Bid. a. of Wm. Tufiiell, Esq., finrmerly M.P. for Colchester, by the d.
and co-heir of Loug^ Carleton, esq. B. in Chichester, 1806 : m. 1st, in
1880, d. of Sir R. W. Horton, bt. ; 2ndly, in 1844, Hon. Frances, d. of
the 1st Earl of Straffinrd (she died 1846) ; Srdly, 1848, Lady Anne, d. of the
4th Earl of Rosebery. Graduated B. A. at Christ Church, Oxford. Has
been Prirate Secretary to Sir R. W. Horton (Governor of Ceylon), and
afterwards to Lord Minto (first Lord of the Admiralty). Was a Lord
of the Treasury fh>m April, 1885, till Sept. 1841. Appointed Secretary
to the Treasury, July, 1846, resigned July, 1850. Translated MiiUer's
Dorians with G. C. Lewis, Esq. A Liberal. Toted in favour of the
ballot ; will ** uphold Protestant principles as the firmest bulwarks of
civil and religions liberty;^ will support " speedy, cheap, and accessible
Justice.* Unsuccessftilly contested Colchester in 18)5. Was returned
for Ipswich in 1887, but unseated on petition. Has sat for Devonpiort
since 1840.— 87, Curxon-tt.f Brookea't, Traveler a\

Turner, Charles. (Liverpool)

8. of Ralph Turner, esq., of Hull, merchant. B. at Hull, 1808 ; m. 1843,
d. of Charles Whitaker^ esq., of Melton Hill, Yorkshire. Educated at
Bingley under Rev. Dr. Hartley. Is an East India merchant at Liver-
pool, Chairman of the Dock Committee, and of the East India and China
Association there. A Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord
Derbies government ; opposed to the Maynooth grant. First returned
for Liverpool in July, 1852.— I/nton; Carlton; DingU Head, Liver-
pooL

Tyler, Sir George, K.H. (Glamor gansh.)

Eld. s. of the late Admiral Sir Charles Tyler, G.C.B., by his 2nd wife,
d. of Alexander Leach, esq.,ofCorston, Pembrokesh. B. in Pembrokesh.,
1792 { m. 1819 d. of Right Hon. John Sullivan, and grandd. of the
8rd Earl of Buckinghamshire. Educated at the Rnyal Naval College.
Entered the navy 1806; became a capt. B.N. 1832. Was Lieut.-

s 2

279 HBMBBS8 OF THE HOUSE OF C0MMON&

Governor of St. Vincent's from Feb., 1833, till 1840. A CouBerrttiW;
will sapport measures to relieve the agricaltural interest. First ntamed
for Glamorgansh. Feb., 1851, without opposition.— Untied Senrict
Club i CoUrell, near Cardiff^, Glamorgansh.

Tynte, Charles John Kemeys, F.R.S. (Bridgewater)
Only s. of Cbarles Kemeys-Tynte, esq., F^.8., of Halsewell Home,
Somersetsh., fSonnerly M.P.for Bridgewater (who is co-heir to the Barony
of Grey*de- Wilton, and in Jnly, 1845, was declared by a Committee for
privileges of the House of Lords to be senior co-heir of the wliote Mood to
the abeyant Barony of Wharton). B. at Halsewell Hofue 1800 ; m. 1st,
1831, BliKabeth, 8rd d. and co-heir of the late Thomas S winnerton, esq., of
Batterton Hall, Staifordsh. ; 2ndly, 1841, Tincentia, d. of the late Wil-
lop Brabazon, esq., of Rath House, co. Louth. Was educated at Eton.
Is author of a " Sketch of the Freneh Revolution of 1880." Is a Magis-
trate for Somersetsh., Glamorgansh;, and Monmouthsh.; Depnty-LicBf.
for Glamorgansh.^and Somersetsh. ; Provinrial Grand Master of the Free-
masons in MonmoDthsh.; and Col. of the Royal Glamorgau Militii.
Patron of 1 living. A Liberal, and voted in &vour of free trade. Be*
presented the Western division of Somerset from 1832 till 1837 ; lU-
successfnUy contested the same place in 1^67. First returned for Bridge-
water in 1847.— 14, ClargeS'St.; Brookes's ; Travellers* : Boodle't;
Arthur's ; Halsewell House, Bridgewater, Somersetsh,

Tyrell, Sir John Tyssen, bart. {Essex^ North)

Eld. s. of the late Sir John Tyrell, bart., by the only d.and heii of
William Tyssen, esq., of Waltham House, Herts. B. 1795 ; m. in 1619
Eliza, eld. d. of Sir Thomas Pilkington, bart. of Chevet, Torluh. (firoai
whom he is divorced). Col. of the West Essex Militia. A Conser-
vative ; voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Succeeded the late
Adm. Harvey in the representation of Essex in 1830 ; but^ yotiag
against the first Reform Bill, was thrown out at theensuingr eleclioB.
Recovered his seat in 1882, and has since retained it.— 41, St. James''
pi. ; Carlton and Conservative Clubs ; Boreham House, Essex,

Urquhart, William Pollard. ( Westmeatk)

S. of the late William Datton Pollard, esq., by his 2nd wife, Louisa
Anne, d. of the late Admiral the Hun. Sir Thomas Pakenhara, G.C.B.
B. at Castle-Pollard, co. Westmeath; 1815 ; m. 1846 Mary Isabella, oaly
child of the late William Urquhart, esq., of Craigston Castle, Aberdeeash.
(whose name be has assumed.) Educated at Harrow and at Trinity Col-
lege, Cambridge, where he obtained a scholarship, and took a wranglei's
degree in 1838. A magistrate and deputy-lieut. of Westmeath, and a
magistrate for Aberdeensh. Author ot the " Life and Times of FVaoeMoo
Sforza, Duke of Milan \" " Essays on Political Economy ;»' paupUrts
on THXation, &c. A Liberal; in favour of free trade, and tenant tight in
Ireland. Fi«t returned for Westmeath in July, lS5S.~jfr<Aarr«tf $ He-

MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OV COMMONS. 277

.firrmt KiiUwrkt CaaOe-PolUtrd, «o. fVestmeatht iJraigtton Cattle,
Aberdtenth,

Vance, John. (Dublin, city)

Eld. s. of the late Andrew Vance, esq., of DubHn, merchant. M. 1846,
Anne Elisa, d. of Henry I>resser, esq., of Famboroagh, Kent, andgrandd.
of Rob-rt Gaibntt, esq. Gradaated at Trinity College, DabUn. A mer-
chant in DnbUn. A Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord

' Derby's government ; is opposed to the Maynooth grant, and regards the
national system of education as a complete failure. Was an unsuccessful
candidate for Cautertmry in July, 1817. First returned for Dublin city in
Jn\j, lS52.—9'i, Hyde Park-sfardena ; fVyndham; 18, RuUand-sg.,
Dublin.

Vane, Lord Harry George. (Durhamt South)

S. of the 1st Duke of Cleveland, by hia Ist wife, d. of 2nd Duke of
Bolton ; b. 1803. Educated at Oriel Coil ., Oxford ; graduated B A. 18S0.
Has been Secretary of Legation at the Court of Sweden . A Liberal . For-
merly voted against the abolition of the Com Laws, but in 1846 anp>
ported their repeal, and will "deprecate any attempt to reverse fVee trade,
even in a modified measore,* but *to any well-considered measure of
relief is prepared to lend a ready ear.* His sat for Durham, South,
since 1841.— 1, Groevenor-pl. Souses ; Reform.

Vansittart, George Henry. (Berki)

Eld. s. of the late Genenl George Henry Vansittart, by Anne Mtry,
only surviving child of Thomas Copson, esq., of Shepey Hall, Leices-
tershire. B. at Bisham Abbey, Berks, 1828: m., 1861, Catherine Stewart-
Menzief , of Culdares, Perthsh. Educated at Eton and Balliol Coll. Ox-
ford, where he was 4th class in mathematics, 1844. A magistrate and
deputy-lieut. of Berks. A Conservatire; will give his " hearty support
to Lord Derby's government i" will vote for a withdrawal of the May-
nooth grant, and is "determined to resist every encroachment of the
papacy ;" will sustain ** every barrier now left against the selfish and
levelling doctrines of the Manchester school of politicians." First re-
turned for Berks in July, 1853.— 49, Brook-st., Carlton t Bisham
Abbey, near Maidenhead.

Verner, Sir William, bart. (Armagh, co.)

S. of the late Jas. Verner, esq., by the d. and co-heir of the Rev. Henry
Clarke, of Annaaammery, co. Armagh ; b. in Ireland, 1782 ; m. 1819,
Harriet, only d. of the Hon. Col. Wingfield. Dep. Gr. Master of the late
Orange Society. Became a Lieut.-CoL in the army in 18S6. Served in
Spain and France twice, and was wounded at Waterloo. A Conservative.
BtJmek off the list of justices of the peace in Ireland, by the Marq. of
Normanby, then Lord Mnlgnve, on account of an alleged political toast

278 MEMBERS OP THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

giren at a dinner-party. Has since been rcatored to the oonmlttdoi.
Has sat for the oo. since 1882. Contested it ansnooessflally in 1826.—
86, EaUM-tq.; Carlton, Arthur*a, Sen, and Jvn. United Senriee:
Churek-hiUt eo. jirmagh.

Vernon, Granville Edward Harcourt. {Newark)

Eld. 8. of Gnurville Haroonit Teraon, esq. (who waA M.P. for Retlbcd
from 1882 to 1847, and was 6th s. of Archbisliop Harcourt of YoriO, by
Frances Julia, d. of the late Anthony Hardolph Eyre, esq., of Grore Pint,
Notts. B. in London, 1816; unm. Educated at Westminster School,
whence he was elected as a student of Christ Church, Oxford; was Snd
class in classics there in 1880, and graduated M.A. in 1842. A magistiate
of Notts, and Capt. of the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry. 'Was pdnte
secretary to Earl St. Germans (when chief secretary in Ireland) froa
1841 tiU Jan., 1845; appointed in April, 1845, piirate secretaiy to
the Duke of Newcastle (then chief commissioner of woods and foratiX
and accompanied him in the same capacity to Ireland, when he becaae
chief secretary there in Jan., 1846; resigned with Sir Bobeit PcdH
ministry In July, 1846. A *^ liberal-ConserratiTe," in faToor of fiee
trade ; opposed to the abolition of the Maynooth giant, but favourable to
an inquiry into that establishment ; *' repudiates the doctrine of finafity
in parliamentary reform, but would not extend the 10/. household fitu'-
chise to counties, or lower the borough franchise."— First retained fer
Newark in July, 1853.— 2, Mbemarle-st, ; fVhite^s; Carlton ; Grovt
Hattt East Record, Notts.

Villiers, Hon. Charles Pelham. ( Wolverhampton)

Third s. of the late Hon. George Villiers, by the only d. of 1st IiOid
Boringdon, Is therefore br. of the 4th Earl of Clarendon. B. 180S.
Graduated at Cambridge M.A. 1827 ; was called to the Bar at LJncola^
Inn, 1827; isExaminer of the Rolls in the Court of Chancery. Was oneof Ae
Commissionersof Inquiry intothe operation of the Poor Laws. ADepntr
Lieut, of Hertford. A Reformer long known for his annuni motioM
against the Corn Lawst in favour of the Ballot. Sat for WnlTeriiant»-
ton from 1886 to 1847; was returned for that borough at the geacnl
election in the latter year, and was at the same time chosen fiv Laa-
eash. South, when he made his election to sit fnr WolTerhamptan.—
Alhenantm, TravoOere^ and Reform Clubs,

Villiers, Hon. Francis John Robert. (Rochester)

Fourth s. of the 5th Earl of Jensey, by the eld. d. of the 10th Bail it
Westmoreland. B. in London, 1810; unm. Educated at Eton ; entend
the army in 1887; became a capt. iu 1848, and retired in 1847; wu
aide de.camp in Canada in 1880, in Oeylou in 1841 ; miUtary aecKtaiy
«tMadtas in 1842. A Oonservatire, and a supporter generally of Lori
»ert>y's goTerament. First returned for Rochester in July, 1852.-81,
Berkeley sq., Carlton, fVfUte'e, and Coventry Clubs,

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 279

Vivian, John Ennis. (Truro)

Was called to the bar at the Middle Temple, Jane, 1819. A Magln.
trate of the county, residing in Tmro, and Depoty- Warden for the
Stannaries of Cornwall. A Conserrative: roted for agricultural pro-
tection, 1846, bat i^ not now in fkTour of reimposing the duties on corn ;
is opposed to the endowment of the Roman Catholic clergy. Has sat for
Truro since 1834. Contested the borough unsuccessfully in 1882.— 41,
Dover.st. ; Truro and Tregavethan, Cornwall.

Vivian, Henry Hussey. {Truro)

Eld. 8. of Major John Henry Tirian, M.P , of Singleton, near Swansea
(who is bro. of Hussey, Ist Lord Virian), by Sarah, eld. d. of Arthur
Jones, esq., late of the Priory, Reigate. B. at Singleton, 1821 ; m., 1847t
Jesse Dalrymple, d. of Ambrose Goddard, esq., of Swindon (khe died
1848). Educated at Eton and at Trinity College, Cambridge. A Liberal ;
in ferour of the ballot, and fhrther parliamentary reform i *' opposed to
grants flrom the consolidated fund for religious purposes in ftiture.*
First returned for Truro at the general election in July, 1852, after
haying previously canvassed the electors of St. Ives.— 104, Baton-
tquare ; Reform ; Arthur's ; BrooJbsa't ; Athenatum ; Singleton,
near Stoanaea.

Vivian, John Henry, F.R.S., F.G.S. {Swansea)

Second 8. of the late John Vivian, esq., of Truro, by the d. of Rev.
Richard Cranch. Br. of the Ist Lord Vivian. B. 1785; m. 1816, Sarah
eld. d. of Arthur Jones, esq., late of thePrioiy, Reigate. A magistrate
and deputy-lieut. of Olamorgansh., of which he was high-sheriff in 1827.
A Liberal. First elected for Swansea in 1832.— 104, BeUon-eq. ; Atlte-
nasum and Reform Cluba ; Singleton, near Swansea^ Glamorganeh,

Vyse, Richard Henry Richard Howard. {Northamptonsh,
South)

r Second s. of Col. Howard Vyse, of Stoke Place, Bucks, by the d. of Henry
Hesketh, esq., of Newton, Chesh. B. at Stoke Place, 1818. Became
Capt. Royal Horse Guards in Sept. 1842. A Conservative ; in favour of
|»otection to agriculture. First returned for South Northamptonsh. in
Feb. 1840^— Corfton; Stoke-pl^ Slottgh, Bucket Boughtonf North-
amptonm

Vyvyan, Sir Richard Rawlinson, hart {Helttone)

Eld. 8. of the late Sir Vyell Vyvyan, hart., by the only d. of Thomas
H. Rawlinaon, esq., of Hutton, Lancaster. B. 1800. High Sheriff of
Cornwall 1840>1 ; is patron of 2 livings ; a Dep.-Lieut.of Cornwall. Is
author of a pamphlet '* On Solitary Confinement.* A Conservative ;
Toted for agricultoral protection, 1846. Sat for Bristol from 1825 till

280 MBMBBBS OF THE HOUSE OP COMM ONB.

1880. ud tmm 1882 till 1887; for Oakhunpton in 1831. Fint rdunei
for HeUton in 1841.— 5/. Dunstem's ViOa, RtgmPa Park j Carikm
Aihammnn; Drelomarrtn, ComwaU.

Waddington, David. {Harwieli)

A merckuit of Manebester, lari^Iy concerned in railway undertakingt.
Is Chairman of the Eastern Oonntiea Railway, and formerly hdd a
similar position on the Manchester and Birmingham line. Director of
the Mercantile Life Assurance Company. Appointed Depnty-Lieat. of
Middlesex, Jnne, 186S. A ConserratiTe and Protectionist, in faTon
of an inquiry into the Maynooth grant. Sat for Maldon firom 1847 till
July, 18S2, when he was elected for Harwich.— ^(^fot'ds Hout€,
Enfieldt Middlesex i Carlton Club.

Waddington, Harry Spencer. {Suffolk, West)

Half-br. of Spencer Horsey de Horsey, esq., who sat for Newrastle-
nnder-Line ftrom 1837 till 1841, and uncle-in-law of Mr. Milnes, M.P. fv
Pontefract. M. Mary Anne, d. of Rich. S. Milnes, esq., of Fryston HaD.
Contested this division of the co. in 1882; subsequently declined beiag
put in nomination, bat on the death of Mr. Hart Logan was retomed
without opposition in 1838. A Conserrative; roted for agricaltunl
protection, 1846; *will support Lord Deiby*s ministry, from his oonl-
dence that it is their object to give agricolturB such relief as they iLid
tobe within their power.* — i6,St.Jame8*8-pl.: Arthur*8: Cavmnkaa^
kail, Suffbft-

Walcott, John Edward. (ChrUtehurek)

ndrd s. of Edward Waloott Sympson, esq., of Whiktoa Houses sear
Christchurch, by Catherine Anne, d. of John Lyons, esq., of Antigon. B. at
Wlnkton House, 1790; m. 1819, Charlotte Anac, d. of Colond John
Nelley, of the Bongal AitUIery. Educated at Hyde Abbey School, Wfei-
cbester. Entered the naTy in 1802, and became a capt. in 1823 ; aemed
with distinction under Sir Samuel Hood and other commanders ; especially
distinguished himself against a pirate schooner off Baraoon in 18SS. A
ConserratiTe, and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's gartnumeaL
First retuned for Christchurch in July, im.— United Service t fWimt-
ton Houee^ Christehureh, HanUe.

Wall, Charles Baring. (Salisbury)

8. of the late Charles Wall, esq., by Harriet, d. of Sir Francis Barins,
1st hart. B. 1795. Is patron of 9 liTings. A magistrate fif Hants, of
which he was appointed a Dep.-Lient.. 1846. A LiberaL Sat fbr
OuUdliird from Feb. 1819 tiU 1826; for Wareham ftom 18S6 tiU 1880;
«>r Guildford again in 1880 ; in 1881 for Weymouth ; frxna 1889 to laV
tQt OUdfonl a third timei and since l«47 for 8aUstmry.~44, BmrM^tn-
»qt Carlton t Norman-court, Hants. ^^ ••r«#a^

MBMBBRS OP THB HOUSB OF COMMONS . 28 1

Walmsley, Sir Joshua. (Leicester)

B. of Mr. John Walmsley, marble mason, by EUzabeth, d of — Perry*
esq. B. at Liverpool, 1794; m. 1815, Adeline, d. of Hntch Mnlleneuz,
esq., of Liverpool. Edncated at Holt Hill, I^ncash. Was formerly a
com merchant at Lirerpool. A Magistrate for that bor. and for Lancash.
Was Mayor of Liverpool in 1889-40. Patron of 1 living. A Liberal ;
in fkvoartrf extension of the saffirage, vote by ballot, the abolition of
property qualification, triennial parliaments, separation of Charch and
State, and national education by voluntary means ; opposed to all reli-
gious endowments. Unsuccessfully contested Liverpool in 1841, sat for
Leicester ttom July 1847 till Aug. 1848, when be was unseated on
petition. Sat for Bolton, from Jan. 1849, till July, 1868, when he was
returned for Leicester.— 101, fVestbourne-terr., Hyde Park i Reform
' Club: Snibston, Leieestersh. s Liverpool.

Walpole, Right Hon. Spencer Horatio. {Midhurst)

Second s.of the late Thos. Walpole, esq., of Stagbury Park, Surrey, and
Lady Margaret, youngest d. of the 2nd Eari of Egmont. B. 1806; m. in
1836, Isabella, 4th d. of the late Bight Hon. Spencer Perceval. Was
edncated at Eton, and Trinity Coll., Cambridge, where he obtained the
first English declamation prize, and the prize for the best essay on the
character and conduct of William III* Was called to the bar in 1831
by the Society of Lincoln's Inn, of which he is a Bencher) is a Queen's
CounseL Appointed Secretary of State for the Home Department,
March, 1852, salary ^5000. A Conservative; and in favour of protec-
tion to agriculture. First elected fbr Midhurst in 1846. —16, Old Square,
Lincoln" s Inn; Ealing t Middlesex.

Walsh, Sir John Benn, bt. (Radnorsh.)

8. of the late Sir John Benn Walsh, by the d. of Joseph Fowke, esq.,
of Bexley, Bent B. at Warfield Park, 1798. M. Nov. 9, 1826, the Lady
Jane, youngest d. of 6tb Barl of Stamford and Warrington. Is Lord-
Lieut, of Badnorsh. and a Deputy-Lieut, of Berks. A Conservative;
voted for agricultural protection, 1846, and " will not rease to advocate
the claims of the agricultnral interest for redress.* Sat for Sndbary tram
1880 to 1834 : again elected in March, 1838, on the death of Lt.-Gen.
Sir Edward Barnes, O.C.B., the late member ; first returned for Bad-
norsh. in 1840.— 28, Berkeley-sq.; United University: Ormathwaite,
Cumberland ; fVarfield, Berks.

Walter, John. {Nottingham)

Bid. 8. of the late John Walter, esq., of Bearwood, Berks, (M.P.for
that CO. in two successive Parliaments,) by his second wilte, d. cS
Henry Smithe, esq., of Eastling, Kent B. in London 181 8 1 m. 1842,
Bmily Frances, eld. d. of Mi^or Henry Court, esq., of Castlemans,

282 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OP COMMONS.

Berks, (a Deputy Lieut, of that co.) Was educated at Bto» ; took
hononrB at Exeter Coll., Oxford, where he graduated B.A. 1840, M.A.
1843. Was called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn) 1847. Is patron of 1 living.
A Deputy-Lieut, of London. A Liheral Conservatire ; 'will adTocate
those measures which obtain the comuKMi support of moderate Whigs
and moderate Conservatives ;" opposed to the income tax, 'in its prexnt
unequal shape \" is "convinced that the extension of edncation must be
left to the voluntary exertions of the different religions bodies, aided by
a fair and liberal scale of contributitms firom the public purse.* Contested
Nottingham unsuccessfully in 1843; first returned, July, 1847.— 40,
Upper Grosvenor-»t..

Warner, Edward. (Norwich)

Eld. s. of the late Edward Warner, esq., of Walthamstow, Essex . B.
at Walthamstow, 1818 : m. 1848, Maria, d. of Thomas Carr, esq., of
New Ross, CO. Wexford, and relict of — Hibbitts, esq. Educated at
Wadham College, Oxford, where he was first class in mathematics, 1840,
and obtained the two open mathematical scholarships in 1841 ; gra-
duated M.A., in 1844. Was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1850, but
does not practice. " A Free-trader and Financial Reformer ; in favour of
an extension of the sufi^age, the ballot, and a reform in the Established
Church." First returned for Norwich, July, lS62.—Highani Hatt^
fVoodfordt Essex ; Bum Park, Cottingham, Eeut Riding of York.

Welby, Glynne Earle. (Crrantham)

JEld. s. of Sir W. E. Welby, bart. of Denton House, Grantham. B. it
Carlton-on-Trent, Notts. 1806; m. 1828, Frances, Sad d. of the late &r
Montague Cholmeley, bt. Was educated at Rugby. Major in the Royal
South Lincoln Militia ; a Deputy-Lieut, of Linoolnsh. A Conservative ;
voted for agricultural protection, 1846. Has sat for Grantham since
1880.— 8, Upper Belgrave-st. ; Carlton Club.

Wellesley, Lord Charles. ( Windsor)

Second s. of the Duke of Wellington ; b. 1808 ; m. in 1844, only d. ofthe
Rt. Hon. Henry Manvers Pierrepont. Became a Lient.-Col. in the
Array, 1837, and a Col. 1851. Has been Chief Equerry and Clerk
Marshal to the Queen; resigned July, 1846. A Conservative, in
favour of tttt trade ; will give Lord Derby's government a ** general
but independent support;" vriU ** firmly resist the reimpoaition of a
duty upon com %" and support any '* well-considered meaanre com-
bining religious instruction with general education." Sat for Hants,
South, from 1842 till July, 1862, when he was elected for ^V^indaor.—
Apaley Bouse; Carlton.

Wells, William. {Beverley)

8. of the late Capt. WiBlaro Wells, R.N., of Holme Wood, Huntang-

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 283

dondiirtf, by Ladjr Elisabeth, youngest d. of the 1st Earl of Carysfort.
B. at Holme Wood, 1817; unm. Educated at Harrow and at Balliol
College, Oxford. Entered the 1st Life Guardii in 1838; retired from the
army in 1842. Patron of 2 livings. A Liberal ; in farour of inquiry
respecting Maynooth. First returned for Beverley in July, 1852.— 45,
Dover-street, PiceadiUy, fVhite^a; Coventry; Boodle's: Hohne'
fVood,near Stilton t Redleaf, near Tunbridffe, Kent.

West, Frederick Richard. (Denbigh dist.)

Eld. s. of the Hon. Frederick West, of Rnthin Castle, by his 2nd
-wife, the d. and co-heir of Richard Myddleton, esq., of Chirk Castle,
Denbisfhsh. la grands, of the 2nd Earl De-la- Warr. B. in London, 1799 ;
m. first, 1820, Lady Georgiana, 8rd d. of the 5th Earl of Chesterfield ;
2ndly, 1837, Theresa, only d. of the late Capt. John Whitby, R.N., of
Cresswell Hall, Stafibrdsh. Educated at Eton, and at Christ Church,
Oxford. A Magistrate for DenUghsh. and a Depnty-Lient. of Hants.
A ** Liberal-Conseryative,'' willing to give a general support to Lord
Derby's government. Elected for Denbigh in 1826 ; sat for East Grin-
stead ftom 1830 till it was disfranchised under the Reform Act; returned

r for Denbigh dist. 1847.— 8, C/t««Aam-«/. ; Carlton; Ametoood House ,
Lymington, Hants; Ruthin Castle, North fVales.

Westhead, Joshua Proctor Brown-. {Knaresborough)
Eld. s. of Edward Westhead, esq., of Manchester, and nq»hew of the
late John Brown, esq., of Lea Castle, Woroestersh., formerly High
Sheriff for Worcestersh., in compliance with »hose will he assumed
the name of Brown, Jan. 1850. B. at Manchester, 1807; m. 1828,
Betsy, Sid d. of G. R. Chappell, esq.. Alderman of Manchester.
Was educated at the Manchester and Congleton Grammar Schools.
Is a merchant, and head of the manufacturing firm of Wood and West-
head, Manchester ; Dep.-Chainnan of the Shropsh. Union Canal and
Railway Co.; a Magistrate for Woruestersh. Appointed a deputy-
lient. of Worcestersh. May, 1852. Published, in 1839, a *' Letter to
Sir Robert Peel, bart.,*' condemnatory of the Corn Laws. A Liberal;
opposed to all religious endowments out of the national revenue. First
elected for Knaresborough in 1847; again returned in July, 1852, but
cannot take his seat till after the report of a Committee, in consequence
of three candidates having each polled 113 votes, while the borough is
only entitled to two members.— 1, Chester terr.. Regent' s-pk, ; Brookes*
Club; Lea Castle, PFblverley, fVoreestersh.

Whatman I James, F.R.S., F.S.A. (Siaidstone)

Eld. s. of the late James Whatman, esq., of Vinter's, near Maidstone
(whose father was sheriff of Kent in 1767), by Eliza Susannah, eld. d. of
Samuel Richard Ganssen, esq., M.P., of Brookman's Park, Herts. B. at

2i)4 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

ybitei*8, 1818; m. 1860, liooitt Isabella, d.of Charles Ross, eaq.,«d
gnuidd. of the Snd Marquis CornwalliB. Educated at Eton and at
Christ Churcht Oxford; where he was 4th class in clandcs, 1884* and gva*
daated MA. in 1888. Is a magistrate, and dep.-lieut. of Kent, a eom-
uissioner of the lieutenancy for London, and capt. in the West Keat
milbia (since 1888). A Liberal. First returned for Maidstone, JiUy,
1852. — Reform Club ; Oxford and Camhridgo ; F'intor't, n^ar
Maidstone, Kent.

Whitbread, Samuel. (Bedford)

S. ot Samuel Charles Whitbread, esq., of Cardington, Bedfordsh., who
was M.P. for Middlesex from 1820 to 1830. Grandson of the weU-iuiown
politician, whose name he bears. B. at Cardington, 1830; unm. Educated
at Rugby and at Cambridge. A Liberal. First returned for Bedford in
July, lS62.—Brooies' ; Cardiihgton^ near Bedford

Whitmore, Henry. {Bridgnorth)

Third s. of the late Thomas Whitmore, esq., of Apley Vaxk, near
Bridgnorth (who represented that borough for 25 years, and was the
direct descendant of an ancient Shropshire family, founded by John,
Lord of Whytemere, temp. Henry HI.) B. at Apley Park, 1814 ; m.
1852, Adelaide AnnA, d. and coheir of the late Francis Darby, esq., of
Colebrooke Dale. Educated at Christ Church, Oxford. A ConscrvatiTe,
and a supporter generally of Lord Derby's government First retorned
fur Bridgnorth, July, 1862.— Cartton; O^tfordand Cambridge Club;
Colebrooke Dale^ Broseljf, Sakp.

Wickham, Henry Wickham. {Bradford)

Eld. s. of the late Rer. Lamplugh Ilird, prebendary of York, and
Ticar of Paull in the East Riding (who was youngest s. of Col. Wick-
ham, of Collingley), by Sarah Elizabeth, eld. d. of Richard Ilird, esq.,
of Rawdon, Yorlishire, whose name he assumed. Lineally descended
Afom William Wickham, Bishop of Lincoln, and afterwards Bishop of
Winchester, temp. Queen Elizabeth. B. at Bradford, 1800; m. 1886,
Mary, eldest d. of Thomas Benyon, esq., of New Grange, near Leeds.
Educated at Geneva at the expense and under the superintendence of
his uncle, the late Right Hon. William Wickham. Resumed his paternal
name of Wickham in lieu of Hird at his fitther's death In 1843. A
partner and active manager of the Low Moor Iron Works, near Brad*
ford, Yorkshire. A director of the Lancashire and Yorkshire railway.
A deputy-lieut. of the West Riding since 1831, a magistrate since 183S,
and chairman of quarter-sessions since 1842. A '* Liberal CoBaerra.
tive;» opposed to the Maynooth grant ; in favour of flree trade, moderate
parliamentary refonn, national education based on religion, and tke
* removal of the burden of taxation fhmi the shoulden of the indnstiioBs
classes.* Was an unsnooessftil candidate tac Bradford in Jnlj, 18^.

HEMBEB8 OF THE HOUSE OF COHMONB. 286

First retnrned for that boroagfa in July, l8S2.^ConMrva/<(M Clkift;
KirklwM Hall, Mi, fields Yorkshire.

Whiteside, James. {EnnisMllen)

8. of the late Rev. William Whiteride, and brother of the Ker. Dr.
Whiteside, Vicar of Scarboroagh. B. at Delgany, co. Wicidow, 18U6;
n. 1833, d. of the late William Napier, esq., of Belfast. Edacated at
the Unirersity of Dablio, where he graduated M.A. with honours;
also obtained premiums in the first law class formed iu the University
of London. Called to the bar in Ireland, 1830 : and is a Queen's
Oonusel. Appointed 8oUcitor-Oen. for Ireland, March. 1852. Author of
works on Italy and on Ancient Rome. A Conservative i in favour of
a grant to the Chuztsh Education Society. First returned for Ennis-
killen, April, 1851.— Car//on; 2, Moun(;oy-sq., North Dublin,' Uni-
versity Club, Dublin.

Wigram, Lof^us Tottenham. (Cambridge University)
8. of the late Sir Robert Wigram. bart., by the d. of John Watts, esq. ;
is therefore uncle to lUr Robert Fits Wygrara, 8rd bart. (whose fhther
aaanmed the name of Fits Wygram in lien of Wigrau). B. 1803: m.
1849, Lady Katherine, youngest d. of 5th Earl of Selkirk. Educated at
Trinity College, Cambridge, where he was 8th wrangler in 1825, and
graduated A.M. 1828. Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1828. Became
a Queen's Counsel in 1842. A Conservative; opposed to the admission
of Jews to Parliament, and to the separation of rel^ons ftom secular
ednoation. First returned for Cambridge University, Oct. 180O, without
opposition.— 88, Charles-st, Beribeleysq. t Athenatum.

Wilkinson, William Arthur. (Lambeth)

Eld. 8. of Josiah Henry Wilkinson, esq., of Old Broad-st., London, and
Peckham, surgeon, by Sarah, d. of William Pa'teson, esq., of Canterbury.
B. in London, 1795 ; m. 1st, 1818, Esther, 5th d. of the late Abraham Ri-
cardo, esq., and sister of the late David Ricardo, M.P. for Portarlington
(•he died 1838) ; 2ndly, 1826, Rachel, 4th d. of the same (she died 1851)'
Edacated at Merchant Taylors' School. Han been a member of the Stock
Exchange since 1816; a magistrate for Suney since 1848; and was
Chairman of the Croydon Railway C<Mnpany f^om 1839 till its amalga*
mation with the Brighton Company. A Liberal i opposed to alf endow*
ments for religions purposes, but will not vote for a repeal of the May-
nooth grant under existing circumstances; is in favour of an extension
of the suffrage, vote by ballot, short parliaments, and the abolition of all
<> taxes on knowledge." Was an unsuccessftal candidate for Sunderland
July, 1847, and Dec. 1847. First returned for Lambeth, July, 1852.—
%9,Kin9-9t., St, Jamais; Reform Club; ShortlOfuis, Beekenham,
KetU.

286 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Willcoz, Brodie Mc Ghie. (Southampton)

B. 1785 ; m. 181S, Sophia, d. of the late Benjamin Tander Gncht, esq.,
of Brook-rt. A Ship-owner; a managing IMrector of the Peninanlir
and Oriental Steam Navigation Comp. ; Director of the Soathamptoa
Docks, and of the Universal Life Assurance Society; an East India Pro-
prietor. A Liberal ; in foyonr of an extension of the franchise, rote by
ballot, and direct taxation } opposed to the application of any part of
the public flinds to religions endowments. First returned for South-
ampton in 1847 without opposition.— 28, Porfman-sq.; R^orm.

Williams, Thomas Peers. {Great Marloto)

Eld. s. cS the late Owen Williams, esq., of Temple House, M.P. for M$f
low from 1796 to 1832, by Margaret, sister of the present Lord Dinoiben.
B. 1795. Is patron of 1 living. ACapt.in the Boyal Anglesey Infantry
Militia. A Conservative: voted for agricultural protection, 1846; voted
against the Reform Bill, but was a firequent opponent of the Liverpool
and the Wellington Administrations ; will support *' measures for the
alleviation of existing burdens, and the relief of those interests on
whom they most heavily bear.'' Has sat for Marlow uninterruptedly
since 1820.-~41, Berkeley-tq.t CarUom Temple House, BerJtsii,;
Craig y Don, Anglesey.

Williams, William. {Lambeth)

A merchant. A Radical Reformer; advocates the strictest eoonoiBy
and retrenchment in the expenditure of the public money; in favour of
the repeal of the " inquisitorial income tax.'' Author of two punphleti
on the State of Education in Wales; also a pamphlet on The Defective
State (tf the Representative System. Represented Coventry from January,
1885, till the general election 1847. First returned for Lambeth, Jaly,
1850.— 12, Park-sq., Regenfs-pari t Rtform Club.

Willoughby, Sir Henry Pollard. {Evesham)

Second s. of the late Sir Christopher Willnughby, hart., by his Sad
wife, d. of the late Maurice Evans, esq. B. 1796. A Deputy-Lieut, of
Oxfordsh.; patron of 1 living. A Conservative, but in favoor of ftte
trade; when previously in Parliament voted for the Reform Bill. Sit
far Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, on the Reform interest in 1831 ; represented
Newcastle-under-Lyme from 1833 to 1835 ; was an unsuccessful candi-
date for Poole nn the Conservative interest in 1837, and also contested
Northampton without success in J 841. First returned for Evesham ia
1847.— 68, Lower Brook-st. ; Baldon House, Oxfordsh.; BenoUk
Lodge, Gloucester sh.

Wilson, James. {Wenthury)

S. of the late William Wilson, esq., of Hawick House, RoxboxghA.,
and bro. to Walter Wilson, esq., of Orchard House, in the same oo. B.

MBHBEBS OP THB H0U8B OF COBEMONS. 287

•t Hawick 1806 ; m., 1882, Elisabeth, d. of WiUiam Preston, eaq.t of
Ne wca8a«K)n-Tyne. Was Secretary to the Board of Controal from May,
1848, till March, 1852. A magistrate and depnty-Iieot. for Wilts/
Published in 1830 'Inflaences of the Corn Laws;" in 1840 "Flactna-
tinns of Corrency, Commeice, and Manntactares;'* in 1841 "The
Revenue: or, What should the Chancellor do?'* in 1847 '* Capital, Cur*
rency, and Banking.*' Bitablished in 1848 the ** Economist" news-
paper, of which he was for some years the chief editor. A Liberal; is
adTcrse to rdigious endowments. First elected for Westbnry in 1847 v—
IG, Hertford^t., Mayfairt Reform Clubt FonUUm/iUe, fVestbury,
fViUs.

Wilson, Mathew, jun. {Clitheroe)

Eld. s. of Mathew Wilson, esq. of Bshton Hall, Yorksh., by his
cousin, d. of the late Mathew Wilson, esq., of Bshton Ha!L B. at
EshtoD, 1802 ; m. 1826, Sophia Louisa Emerson, only d. and heir of Sir
Wharton Amootts, bart., of Kettlethorpe, Lincolnsh. (she died 1888.)
Educated at Harrow ; was a gentleman-commoner and B. A. of Brasenose
Coll , Oxford. Is a Magistrate and Dep.-Lieut. of the West Riding of
Yorksh., and a Magistrate of Lancash. ; Chairman of the Wbarfdale Rail,
way company. A Whig ; in favour of household suBrage and vote by
ballot Was elected for Clitheroe in 1841 by a minority of 76, but was
unseated on petition by Mr. Cardwell ; re-elected in 1847 without oppo-
sition.— ^<A«nar«}f» ; R^ormt Bshton Hall, Gargravt, Leeds,
Yorksh.

Winnington, Sir Thomas Edward, bart. (Bewdley)
Eld. s. of the 8rd Bart., by Joanna, d. of John Taylor, esq., of Moxeley
Hall, near Birmingham. B at Moseley Hall, 1811 ; m. 1842, Anne
Helena, eld. d. of Sir Compton Domvile, bart. Patron of 4 livings, a
deputy-lieut. of Worcestersh., and high-sheriff of that co. in 1851. Of
Whig principles; formerly voted against an abolition of the corn-laws,
but in 1846 supported their repeal ; voted for the Maynooth grant in
1846, but subsequently signed a memorial against papal aggression, and
would now favour inquiry respecting Maynooth, though not with a
view to rescinding the grant i will support ** the established institutions
of the country,'* and in respect of general politics, ** repudiates all con-
nexion with dangerous theoretical doctrines." Sat for Bewdley from
1837 to 1847; was an unsuccessftil candidate in that year; but was
again elected in July, 1852.— rrat;e//er«'; Stanford-court, Stourport,
fVoreestersh,

Wise, John Ayshford. {Stafford)

Bid. s. of the late Ayshford Wise, esq. (M.P. for Totness in 1812), by
Mary, d. of the Rev. Thomas Whitby, of Cresswell-hall, Stafford, and
aunt to the 1st Lord Portman. Descended from William Wise, or

288 MBUBBHB OF THB BOUSE OP OOMMOICS.

Gwiaa, who IWed at Gieatoii, ConiwaD, about 40 yean after theMwi
Conquest. B. 1810 ; m. lat, 1837, Mary Lorelt, only d. and heir of Hi
Booth, esq., of Cliff Bank, Stafford (she died 1844) ; 2iidly, 1848, Ai
Mary, d. of the Rer. Lewis Way, of Stanstead^iark. Edncatcd In Pd
Germany, and Italy, with a ylew to entering the diplomatio wtri
Appointed a magintrate and deputy-Uent. of Devon, 1839, and «f M
ford in 1837 ; was high sheriff of the latter oonnty in 1852. A Lrlbw
reoommended a fixed duty on corn 1832, and a totnl repeal in IM
has taken an active Interest in the poor law, the law of settlement, J
First returned for Stafford, July, 18M.-' Burlinfflon Botmt; Claifit
hallf near Newcastle -under-Lyme.

Wodehouse, Edmond. {Norfolk, East)

B. of the late Thomas Wodehonae, esq., by the d. of Pryce Canpid
esq ., of Stackpole Court, Pembrokesh. A cousin of Lord WodehonscM
Earl Cawdor. M. 18U9 his consin Lucy, d. of the Rev. Philip W«i
house. A Conservative; voted for agricultural protection, 1846; il
give a general support to Lord Derby's government. Is patroa tf
living, and Dep.-Lieut. of the oonnty. Sat for the county from 1817 li
1830, and for the Eastern division since 1835.— 8, Dover-el. ; BracH
dale Hill, Nortoich t Sennotoe^ Norfolk.

Wood, Rt. Hon. Sir Charles, bart. {Halifax)

Eld. 8. of the late 6ir Francis Lindley Wood, bt. B. at PoAtelM
1800 ; m. 1829, Lady Mary, 9th child of 2nd Earl Grey. Educated I
Oriel Coll., Oxford, where he took a double Ist class degree 1831. Wi
private secretary to Earl Grey, and became Secretary to the Trauo;
in 1882 1 retained that oflice till Nov. 1884. Secretary to the Adauhal!
ftom April, 1835, to September, 1 839. Chancellor of the Exchequer tt*
July, 1846, till March, 1862. Formerly voted against the * total aa
immediate abolition'' of the Com Laws ; in 1846 supported their r^d
Is patron of I living. Sat for the semi-disfranchised borough of Gtti
Grimsby from 1826 to 1831, when he was elected for Wareham. Hu«
for Halifax since 1882.— 12, I^otonwt^-*/. i Rtt/brmCktbi Eiekkim
hallf Yorkeh.

Wood, Sir William Page, F.R.S. {Oxford, city)

Second s. of the late Alderman Sir Mattiiew Wood, bart., by thel<
John Page, esq., of Woodbridge. Suffolk. B. in London, 1801; m. ItSA
Charlotte, only d. of Edward Moor, esq., of Great Bealings, SuflUk
Educated at Winchester. Formerly Fellow of Trinity Coll., Cambridp
where be took a Wrangler's degree in 1824. Was called to the Ban
Lincoln's Inn in 1827, made a Queen's Counsel 1845. Appointed Tic(
Chancellor of the county palatine of Lancaster 1849. Was SulicitofwOff
from March, 1861, tiU March. 1862. A Liberal. IPirst returned t

imiBBRS C¥ THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 269

MfcflMrd in 1S47, witliant oppMitioii.->lS, Cfrtat G0orffe.$l., 9V«9i~
W^nsUrj 2f StorU'bftiUUngs, Lincoln's Jnn.

iToodd, Basil Thomas. { Knaresborough)

Eld. 8. of Basil GkoTge Woodd, esq., of Hillfield, Hampstead^by Mary,
Atnif d. of the Rev. Kobert Mitton, of Hanogate, Yorkshire. Descended
lArom the Woodds of Shinewood, Salop. B. in London, 1816; m. 1887,
tCtaailotte Mary, eld. d. of the R«y. John Oampier, of Oolinshays, Somer-
set. Bdncatedat Trinity Coll., Cambridge, where he gradnated B.A.,
• 1887, M.A., 1840. Was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn in 1840, bat
baa never practised. Appointed a magistimte for the North and West
Ridings of York in 1842. A Moderate Conservative, opposed to the
re-imposition of the corn-laws, bat on other questions a general sop-
p porter of Lord Derby's government ; (qpposed to the Maynooth grant ;
^. fhTOondkle to an inquiry into parliamentary reform and franchise ques-
tions. First returned for Knaresborough in July, 186S, but cannot take
his seat till after the report of a committee, in consequence of three can-
didates having each polled 113 votes, while the borough is only entitled
[■■ to Uoo memben.— 14, ChrHti Cumberland-st.t Hyde Park; Athe-
, netumi Thorpe Grten, Borvughbridget Yorkshire.

Worcester, Marq. of. (Gloucestersh* East)

Eld. 8. of the Doke of Beaufort. B. at Paris 1824; m. in 1846, Lady
t Georgiana Charlotte, d. of Ist Earl Howe. Was educated at Eton. Be-
I cume Lieut 1st Life Guards in 1848, and Capt. 7th Dragoons in 1847;

appointed Aide-de-camp to the Commander-in-Chief, Aug. 1842. Ap<
I pointed a drputy-lieut. of Oloucestersh. June, 1852. A Conservative ;

wiU * give his most strenuoDs support to Lord Derby's government,"

because he " feels certain that they will do all within their means to
f relieve the agricnltaral interest ;* believes the * connexion between
' Church and State to be one of the most vital points of our constitution ."

First returned for East Oloucestersh. Feb. 1846, without opposition.—
! 83, ArUngton^st.i Whitens, Boodle'*.

Wortley, Rt. Hon. James Archibald Stuart. {Butesh.)

Third s. of 1st Lord WharncUflSe, by the d. of the 1st Earl of Erne; b.
in St. James's-sq., 1806, m. 1845, only d. of the 1st Baron Wenlock,
Graduated at Cambridge; called to the bar by the Inner TempTe, 1881,
and wont the Northern (Srcuiti became a Queen's OounMl in 1841, and
was Judge-AdTocate-Generai from Jan. till July 1846. Appointed Soli-
citor-Oenenl to the late Qaeen Dowager 1845, which oiBce he continued
to bold until her Majesty's death, Dec. 1848- Elected Recorder of London
Sept. 1850. Is a Deputy-Lieut, of London and of Bute. A Conserva-
> tire, but in fivour of free trade. Sat for Haliftx in the Parliament
1 of 1889 ; bvt unsuccessfully contested that bor. in 1882 and 1887. Has

290 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mt for Butesh. since 1842.— TVrysdIm ^wiMtfn^'x, Temple; 8, CmrUm
Gardens ; Carlton, Travellers',

WrightsoD, William Battle. {NorthaUerton)

Eld. s. of Wm. Wrightwn, esq.» of Cnsworth (who was fomierii
member both ka Aylesbury and Downton), and of Henrietta, Stad i
of Richard Heber, esq., of Martnn, YMksh., uncle of Bishop Heber. l|
1789; m. in 18S1, Oeorgiana, d. of Inlgo Thomas, esq., of Ratten, Sw
sex. Is patron of 2 liTings. Was brought up to the bar ; has acted J
one of the Commissioners of inquiry into the state of the poor of Ireland
Of old Whig principles ; in favour of free trade, but *< willing to relie*
the land flrom any peculiar burdens that may be shown to fall upon it.'
Was returned for East Retford in 1826 ; unseated on petition in ISSf :
sat for Hull in 1830 and 1881 ; failed at Northallerton in 1883 ; but 1R5
returned without opposition in 1836. —22, Upper Brook-st. ; Brooktt't,
Boodle's f CMetoorih, Doncaster, Yortsh.

WyndhaiD, Henry. {Cockermouih)

S. of the late Earl of Egremont (extinct), and bro. of Col. Charki
Wjrndham, who sat for West Sussex from 1841 to 1847. B. at Petwoid,
Sussex, 1790. Entered the army in 18U6, and became a laeut. Gen. ii
1846; served in the Peninsula campaigns of 1808, 1809, 1811, and 1813)
including the actions of Roleia, Yimiera, Benerente, Albuhera, Cssgit
Morales de Toro, Yittoria, and the Pyrenees ; served also in the ca»
paign of 1815, and was severely wounded at Waterloo. Has receive'
the Peninsular and Waterloo medals* A Conservative, and a suppniw
generally of Lord Derby's government ; opposed to the MaynooCh gnsi
Was an unsnccessfhl candidate for Sussex West ia July, 1887, it
Cockermouth in June, 1840, and July, 1841. First returned for Ooebf-
month in July, 1862^—66, Motrnt-st. ; United Service; CoeM ermu ^
Castle, Cumberland.

Wyndham, William. ( Wilts, South)

Eld. s. of the late William Wyndham, esq., of Dinton and Noningtoii
by LflDtitia, d. of the late Alexander Popham, esq., master in chanoo^
B. at Dinton, 1796 ; m. 1831, Ellen, dd.d. of the Rev. Samuel Heathoott,
of Bramshaw HUl, Hants. Educated at Harrow and at Christ Chord
Oxford. A magistrate and deputy-lient. of Wilts. Appointed capt k
the Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry, 1826. Of old Whig principles inclining •
Conservatism ; " does not think that protective duties can ever be nia
posed;" but will give a fkvoorable consideration to tho measures^
Lord Derby's government ** when he knows what those measures are;'
bat will not pledge himself " to support any man living unless he know
his policy, and not even then if it be merely a general policy," Pint i»
turned for Wiits, South, in July, 1862.-i?f n/on House, near Saiiebuij

MEMBERS OF THE MOUSE OP COMMONS. 291

"^Vynn, Herbert Watkin Williams. (Montgomerysh.)

Second a. of the late Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, 6th bart., by Lady
Henrietta Antonia, eld. d. of the Ist Earl of Powis. B. in St. James'-
square, 1822. A Consenratire ; will sustain Lord Derby's ministry, and
will "give his most cordial support to any measure calculated to raise
the agricultural interest." First returned for Montgomerysh. Oct. 18S0,
without opposition, being elected* on the death of his uncle, the Right
Hon. Charles W. Williams-Wynn, who represented the county Arom 1797
till 1850.— 18, St. Jam9s*-9q.

Wynn, Sir Watkin Williams, bart. {Denbighsh.)

Eld. 8. of Sir Watldn Williams Wynn, 5th bart. B. in St. James's-sq.,
1820; m. 1862 Marie, d. of Right Hon. Sir Henry W. W. Wynn. Is
patron of 6 livings. AppointedLieut. 1st Life Guards, 1842; retiTedl848.
Became Lieut.-Col. of the Montgomerysh. Yeomanry, 1844; a Deputy-
liieut. of Montgomerysh. Patron of 6 livings. A Conservative ; voted for
agricultural protection, 1846. Is Steward of one of Her Majesty's mano-
rial courts in Denbighshire. First returned for Denbighsh. in 1841.—
IS, S^.Jam0s'ssq.f Carlton; ffynnatay, Denbighshire.

Wynne, William Watkin Edward. (Meriojiethsh.)

Eld. s. of the late William Wynne, esq., of Peniarth, by Elizabeth,
youngest d. and coheir of the Rev. Philip Puleston, D.D., of Pickhilt-hall,
Denbighsh. B. at Pickhill-hall, 1801 ; m. 1839, Mary, 2nd d. of Robert
Aglionby Slaney, esq., of Walford Manor, and Hatton Grange, Salop.
Educated at Westminster and at Oxford. A magistrate and deputy-lieut.
for Merionethsh. A ConservatiTe, and a supporter generally of Lord
Derby's government ; opposed to " the commercial policy called firee trade,
under which some of the most important interests of the country have
been reduced to a state of unexampled depression ;'' opposed to the May-
nooth grant, and to the admission of Jews to seats in parliament. First
returned for Merionethsh. in July, 1852.— Carl/on; University; 5tofi,
near Oswestry ; Peniarth, Merionethsh.

Wyvill, Marmaduke, jun. (Richmond)

Eld. 8. of Marmaduke Wyvill, esq., of Constable-Burton, Yorksh., by
the d. of Richard Slater Milnes, esq., of Fryston, Yorksh. B. 1815 ; m .
1845, Laura, only d. of the late Sir Charles Ibbetson, bart., of Denton
Park, Yorksh. Graduated A.B. at Trinity Coll., Cambridge, in 1839.
Appointed a Dep.-Lieut. of Yorksh. in 1845. A Liberal. First returned
for Richmond in 1847, without opposition.— 13, Chester-st., Grosve-
nor-pl.; Brookes\ Oitford and Cambridge Club ; Constable- Burton,
Yorksh.

i"' Yorke, Hon. Eliot Thomas. {Camhridgesh.)

Thirds.ofthelateAdm. Sir Joseph Yorke, andbr.to4thEarl of Hard.
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292 MBMBBSS OF THE HOUSE OF OQHMOMS.

wteke. Was raised to the imnk of an Earl's Mm in 1836. B. IMS; ■.
1888, Bmily Anne Miliocnt, only d. of Emilina Henry I>«lm6 Raddii^
esq., of Belmont, Hants. Gradnated at St. John's Coll., Caoibridce » mi
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1882. A Oonsenrativ-e ; Totedfc
agricDltnral protection, 1846; is infaroar of the present Poor lAws,8ri
opposed to the remoyal of Jewish diaabilities. Has be«n M.P. fa
Cambridgesh. since 1884^—124, Park-st.; 8, Churchy ard-ct.., Temflk.^

Young, Sir John, bart. {Cavan, co.)

S. of the late Star William Young (Ist bart.}, by the youngest d. ofOi
Charles Frederick; b. 1807; m. in 1885, d. of B. T. Dnlton, m
Was educated at Corpus Christi OoH., Oxford t graduated B.A.. 18V:
called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1884. Was a Lord of tike Ttrmn
flrom Sept. 1841 till Kay, 1844, when he became Secretary to ik
Treasury; resigned the latter oiBce July, 1846. A ConaerTatiTC^ biiii
fuTonr of firee trade, and of securing to the oocnpier of laad oompcaa-
tion fbr improrements. Was first elected for Caran iA 1881 .~4S, Jbln-
pi.; Carlton f BaiUbcrough Castl^t Cavan*

miNISTBlls; OPFieERS OF STAtV, A«. 393

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ministers; QF^CERS OP ^TIAT^, ftc:

fMta marked thus {^) are member a of the Cabinet.

Pint-Lord of tbe Treasury^.....! .-;..,.■.. •BftrtdfPerJjyl

Chancellor oflQieSzclieqiier i,.s,\ «Rli^tHoii.B^iaiiii]iDundi. :

. ^ .'.*.' . . ■ • /Marquis of Cliandof.

lavkff LortTdfthi^.Treaaary .„',.,,{ TTiomM BatoJpn, eiq.

f % ■ • . •■;./. • • •. ► • r' (i:i0rd£reiuTO..C.O. Lenaox.

Becr^aiy df 8iat« ferflobe Pepartindnt. *)EligHHoii, Spencer H . Walpole.

Secretary of saUe'fiarForeignD^partmeni ^BaHof Malmeabniy*

SA^rArf'jr of State toCSolonMaD^artment '*B't. Hon. Sir John Fakineton,bt.

UBdeXSrcrAazieB for Foreign Depart- (Lord Stanley,
m^. ^ Henry Unwln Addington, esq.

Cn^«|peret-H<»ibr Colonial r^-rt-)^^^

meriff.....^ It. F. Bliot, esq.

Secretary at \Tar. Right Hon. William Beresford.

Shief Secretary for Iceland Right Hon. Loord Naas.

Pint ftoT^of thcb/didiialty *Diike of NoithnndMrland.

^» - , • * * ■ ( Rear-Adm. Hyde Parker.

* • ^ -,.... .X I Hon. Arthur Duncombe.

ranipr^rtfds of the Admiralty ( Rear-Adm. Sir Phipps Hornby.

^' • .' f Sir Thomas Herbert.

' «b y Capt Alexander Milne.

iecretift^o the Admiralty Augustus Stafford, esq.

C«drd I^n Chancellor *Lord St. Leonards.

[iord Cl|^ne^llor ^Ireland Right Hon. Francis Blacktxirne.

... /^Sir George James Turner.

rice-Oh^noellor/. ./Sir Richard Torin Kindenley.

. V . . * (sir James Parker,

jords^ttjticcs of the Court of Appeal in r Lord Cranworth.

Chancery '...,% CRlghtHn.SirJ.L. Knight Bruce.

iOrd Chi^ Justice of ^e Queen's Bench Lord Campbell,
jord cyilef Justice o#the' Coq)mon Pleas Sir John Jervis.
jord Chief Baroir of the Exchequer. ... Sir Fred. Pollock-
faster till the Rolls. Sir John Romilly.

kttonwy'^Senerar. Sir Frederick Thetiger.

olicitor-|9^neral Sir Fitnroy Kelly.

kitomey-Generp'. for Ireland Right Hon. Joseph Napier.

olicito|«6enen\l fqr Ireland . . ^y James Whitesid0, esq. ,

<oird >M\BPcaU of Scotland r ..... .r Right Hon . John log^si

ad&eVAdFooate-General Right Hon. George Bankes.

idg^^«;i(lent of the Council... *Earl of Lonsdale.

rf>1rd nUt^.BSair ^Marquis of Salisbury.

«ord-Ii)i!u^%»lit of Ireland Earl of Eglinton.

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ChaneelloT of tbe Duchy of Lancaster . . *Right Hon. R. A. Christoplui.

Chief Comndwioner df Works, &c «Right Hon. Ijord John Manie»

JnoioT Commissioners of Woods and C Hon. Charles Gore.

Forests cRt. Hon. Thos. Francis Kenae^.

President of the Board of Trade «Right Hon. J. W. BTenley.

Tice-President of the Board of Trade, \

Paymaster-General of the Forces, and V Lord Colchester.

Treasnrer of the Nayy )

Master of the Mint «r John F. W. HerscheU, bait-
Postmaster General..... ♦EarlofHardwicke, f

President of the Board of Oontronl •Right Hon. J . C. Hen|is«# •

Joint Secretaries to the Board of Con- C Henry Jas. Baillie, esq.

txim\ CC.L. Camming Bruce, Esq.

Commander in Chief Duke of WelUngt%i. ^^

Master-General of the Ordnance Viscount Hardinge.

Surreyor-General of the Ordnance Sir Geo. H. F. Berkeley, f

Clerk of the Ordnance Colonel Dunne*.* r

Storekeeper of the Ordnanee Capt.SirThos. Hastings

President of the Poor Law Board .... Rt. Hon. Sir John T>x>11oi

Earl Marshal Duke of Norfolk (heredit

Lord Great Chamberlain Lord WilloughBy D'

Lord Chamberlain of the Hoasehold. . . . Marquis of Exetej^. .'

Lord Steward of the Hoasehold Duke of Montrose.

Master of the Horse Earl of Jersey.

Master of the Buck-hoands Earl of Russlyi|.^

PRINCIPAL CLUB-HOUSES. ". •

Although associations of this nature are not immediately «>nnec(ed wili
the Legislature, yet the majority of both Houses are members o££lub«, ui
several of them give their addresses at those establishment; bat| aali«
hotels. Club-houses bear no inscriptions, and many who haTeAaaid tie
names of all, are yet ignorant of the locality of any ; a list is, tieieto^
here subjoined, which it is expected will prove as nseful -to Memkos
themselves as to every person connected with Parliament, or having la-
terconrse with public men.
AliVed, 28, Albemarle Street
Army and Navy, 13, St. James's Sq.

Arthur's, 69, St. James's Street
Athenaeum, 107, Pall Mall
Boodle's, 28, St. James's Street
Brookes'^s, 69 & m.StJ^amea'sStreet
Carlton, 94, PaU MaU
Conservative, 74, St. James's Street
Coventry House, lOfi, Ptceadilhf
Erechtbeiira, 7 a, St. James* sSquare
Garrick, 86, King St., CoventGarden
Guards', 70, PaU Mall
National, Privy Gardens, fVhite-

halt.
Oriental, 17, Hanover Square

Oxford and Cambridge Unirenity,

71 to 77 1 Pall Mall *

Parthenon, 16, fVatertoo Place
Portland, 1, Strafford Place
Reform Club, Patf McUl
Travellers', 106, Pall MaU
Union, Trafalgar Square^ Chariatf

Cross
United Service, 116, Pall MaH
United Service (Junior), ChaHi*

Street, St. James's
United University, Pall Mall Batt

comer qf S^ffhlk Street
White's, 38, St. James's Street
Windham, 11, St. James** Squort

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